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Per-Room Flooring and a Tile Layout Planner

Give every room its own floor — hardwood in the living room, tile in the bath — with real plank sizes and wood tones. Then plan the tile layout and know how many boxes to buy before you shop.

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RoomSketch3D flooring picker with hardwood, tile, and carpet options per room

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Flooring is chosen per room, not per plan. Tap a room and pick hardwood, tile, carpet, or an outdoor ground cover; for hardwood, choose the wood tone and the plank width and length so the pattern on screen matches the boxes in the store. The floor renders in 2D, in 3D, and in your exports.

The Floor Tile Layout Planner goes a step further for tiled rooms. Set the tile size (or type a custom one), the grout width, and a grid or running-bond pattern, then rotate the layout and choose whether to start flush to a corner or balance the cuts. The planner draws the whole pattern over the floor, reports the size of the cut pieces on each edge, and totals full tiles, cut tiles, and — with your waste percentage and tiles per box — the number of boxes to buy.

Tile each room its own way and save the layouts you like to reuse. Flooring also fills correctly around staircases and floor openings, and home-gym mats and platforms are available as flooring too.

What you can do

Per-room choice

Hardwood, tile, carpet, or ground cover for each room independently.

Real plank sizes

Pick plank width and length plus the wood tone from seven-plus finishes.

Tile layout planner

Tile size, grout, grid or running bond, rotation, flush or balanced cuts.

Counts you can shop with

Full tiles, tiles to cut, waste allowance, and boxes to buy.

Rendered everywhere

Floors show in 2D, 3D, elevation views, and PNG/PDF exports.

Rugs on top

Area rugs render solid over the floor at their real size, with correct layering under furniture.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tap a room

    Open Materials (Flooring on desktop) and select the room you want to floor.

  2. 2

    Pick the material

    Choose hardwood, tile, carpet, or ground cover. For hardwood set the tone and plank size.

  3. 3

    Plan the tiles

    For a tiled room, open the Tile Layout Planner, set size, grout, pattern, and start point, and read the counts.

  4. 4

    Check it in 3D

    View in 3D to see the floor with your paint and furniture, then export.

Frequently asked questions

Can each room have a different floor?

Yes. Flooring is set per room, so a tiled bathroom can sit next to a hardwood hallway and a carpeted bedroom.

Does the tile planner tell me how many tiles to buy?

Yes. It counts full tiles, tiles to cut, and total tiles, then applies your waste percentage and tiles-per-box to give the number of boxes to buy.

Can I choose the plank size for hardwood?

Yes. Set the plank width and length and the wood tone, and the floor pattern updates in both 2D and 3D.

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