Starting from a furnished template
RoomSketch3D ships 93 furnished templates in 17 groups, from houses and barndominiums to salons, clinics, wedding venues and camper vans. Search by name, size or what the space is for, open one to see every floor, name your design and start editing.
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Start from the L-Shape Kitchen template
Open it in one tap, resize the walls to your room, swap any piece, and walk it in 3D.
Template page: L-Shape KitchenThe fastest way to start a RoomSketch3D design isn't drawing a room: it's picking one that's already drawn AND furnished. 93 templates ship with the app, each sized to a real space with every piece placed to scale: whole houses (a ranch with a 2-car garage, a two-story farmhouse, a three-story townhouse, a metric family house), five barndominiums, tiny homes and cabins (a tiny house, a 20 × 30 backyard ADU, an A-frame), apartments from a budget studio to a large 4-bed, living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms (including a nursery and a playroom), bathrooms, home offices (including a podcast studio and a craft room), a finished basement and a garage gym, two backyards, and the businesses: nineteen commercial layouts, seven medical and lab plans, a salon and spa group, a hotel room and wedding venues, RVs, a sailboat and shipping container homes, and eight sports facilities.
Use Template opens a gallery of full-colour plan pictures with a search box and category chips. Search by name, by a size like 30x40, or by what the space is for; open a template to see every floor and how many pieces come with it; give your design its own name; and it opens in the editor. From there every editor tool works exactly like a from-scratch design. The template is the starting point, not a constraint.
The video below shows the earlier version of the picker (tabs and a preview window); the steps and screenshots here show the gallery as it is today.
What you'll need
- •Nothing: every template is sized to a real space and ready to customize.
Step by step
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Open the Use Template tile
On Home, under Start a new floor plan, click Use Template (the purple tile with the "Pre-designed layouts" subtitle). In the editor, the house button at the top left takes you to Home. The New Floor Plan window opens on the template gallery.
Use Template, on Home. - 2
Browse the gallery
The gallery shows every template as a full-colour picture of its plan: the same walls, floors and furniture you'll get in the editor. Each card has the template's name and its outside size, and two- and three-floor plans add the number of floors (76' × 30' · 2 floors). With no search typed, the cards are grouped the way the chips are ordered, homes first. On a computer the cards sit three to a row, on a phone two. All 93 templates, by chip: | Chip | Templates (outside size; the card shows it in your units) |\n|---|---|\n| Houses · 4 | Ranch House with 2-Car Garage (62' × 52'), Modern Farmhouse (Two-Story) (76' × 30', 2 floors), Three-Story Townhouse (20' × 40', 3 floors), Family House 10 × 12 m (12 × 10 m) |\n| Barndominiums · 5 | 30 × 40 Starter Barndominium (40' × 30'), 40 × 50 Family Barndominium (50' × 40'), 40 × 60 Shouse (Shop House) (60' × 40'), 40 × 60 Barndominium with Loft (60' × 40', 2 floors), Two-Story Barndominium + RV Shop (70' × 40', 2 floors) |\n| Tiny Homes & Cabins · 3 | Tiny House with Sleeping Loft (24' × 8' 6", 2 floors), Backyard ADU (20 × 30) (30' × 20'), A-Frame Cabin with Loft (24' × 32', 2 floors) |\n| Apartment · 6 | Budget Studio Apartment (16' × 20'), Small 1-Bedroom Apartment (24' × 22'), Medium 2-Bedroom Apartment (30' × 26'), Large 4-Bedroom Apartment (40' × 32'), T3 Apartment 70 m² (10 × 7 m), Airbnb-Ready 1-Bedroom (30' × 22') |\n| Living Room · 5 | Cozy Living Room (14' × 16'), Spacious Living Room (18' × 20'), Modern Open Living (16' × 18'), Pet-Friendly Living Room (18' × 16'), Holiday Living & Dining Room (28' × 16') |\n| Kitchen · 4 | L-Shape Kitchen (12' × 14'), Galley Kitchen (8' × 10'), U-Shape Kitchen with Island (14' × 16'), One-Wall Kitchen (10' × 8') |\n| Bedroom · 6 | Small Bedroom (10' × 12'), Medium Bedroom (12' × 14'), Large Primary Bedroom (16' × 18'), Kids' Shared Bedroom (12' × 12'), Nursery (12' × 12'), Kids' Playroom (16' × 14') |\n| Bathroom · 5 | Master Bathroom (14' × 11'), Guest Bathroom (5' 7.5" × 8' 6"), Accessible Bathroom (9' × 9'), Powder Room (6' × 5'), Walk-in Shower Bathroom (8' 6" × 6' 6") |\n| Home Office · 5 | Small Home Office (8' × 8'), Home Office (10' × 11'), Shared Home Office (12' × 12'), Podcast Studio (20' × 16'), Craft & Sewing Room (14' × 12') |\n| Basements & Garages · 2 | Finished Basement (40' × 28'), Garage Gym & Workshop (24' × 24') |\n| Outdoor · 2 | Backyard with Pool & Outdoor Kitchen (80' × 60'), Small Garden Patio (30' × 20') |\n| Commercial · 19 | Cozy Café (27' × 20'), Corner Café Restaurant (22' × 19'), Family Restaurant (48' × 34'), Fast-Food Restaurant (26' × 22'), Corner Convenience Store (30' × 26'), Grocery Store (60' × 48'), Laundromat (26' × 22'), Neighborhood Library (34' × 28'), Apartment Lobby (28' × 24'), Apartment Mailroom (14' × 12'), Family Arcade (50' × 40'), Fitness Gym (60' × 44'), Hair Salon & Barbershop (25' × 40'), Daycare Classroom (30' × 40'), Open Office for 10 (50' × 40'), Banquet & Event Hall (68' × 80'), Boutique Clothing Store (25' × 50'), Dry Cleaner (40' × 30'), Recording Studio (36' × 28') |\n| Medical & Labs · 7 | Doctor's Office Waiting Room (20' × 18'), Dental Office (50' × 40'), Hospital Clinical Lab (56' × 28'), Blood Draw Center (44' × 30'), Research Lab (50' × 36'), Family Medical Clinic (60' × 40'), Infusion Center (50' × 36') |\n| Salon & Spa · 4 | Barbershop (30' × 24'), Nail Salon (32' × 24'), Day Spa (40' × 32'), Tattoo Studio (30' × 24') |\n| Events & Hospitality · 3 | Hotel Room (King) (13' × 28'), Wedding Reception (80' × 60'), Wedding Ceremony (50' × 70') |\n| RV, Boat & Container · 5 | Class C Motorhome (8' × 25'), Camper Van Conversion (6' 2" × 12' 6"), Sailboat Cabin (11' × 28'), Shipping Container Home (40' × 8'), Container Studio (20' × 8') |\n| Sports Facilities · 8 | Basketball Gym (110' × 88'), Pickleball Courts (4) (133' 4" × 83' 4"), Tennis Club (2 Courts) (136' 8" × 126' 8"), Badminton Hall (4 Courts) (120' 10" × 75'), Volleyball Gym (91' 8" × 83' 4"), Ice Hockey Arena (220' × 125'), Squash Club (3 Courts) (75' × 53' 4"), Sports Park (195' × 116' 8") | Every template also has its own page on this site, with screenshots of it opened in the editor and in 3D: see the [template gallery](/help/templates).
All · 93, then one chip per kind of space, each with its count. - 3
Search by name or size
Start typing in the search box (Search: barndo, 3 bedroom, 30x40, salon…). On a computer the box is ready as soon as the gallery opens; on a phone tap it first, so the keyboard doesn't cover the plans. Results update as you type, with a line counting them (4 templates), and the chips recount to show only what's left. - A name or part of one: farmhouse, galley, tennis. Words match from their start, so bed finds bedroom. - A size: 30x40, 30 x 40, 30×40 and 30 by 40 all read the same. A size matches where it's written in the template's name or description, so 30x40 finds the 30 × 40 Starter Barndominium, the Shouse and the Two-Story barndo (both have a 30 × 40 ft shop) and the 30 × 40 ft Daycare Classroom. A size the template doesn't mention in words won't match; browse its chip instead. - Several words: every word has to match, so 3 bedroom or barndo loft narrows the list instead of widening it. Press Esc or tap the × in the box to clear the search.
30x40 finds every template with a 30 × 40 footprint or room in its description. - 4
Search by what the space is for
You don't need the template's exact name. The search knows the other words people use: barndo finds barndominiums, adu finds the backyard ADU first, then the container homes and the tiny house (granny flat, casita and in-law do the same), rv or camper finds the motorhome and the camper van, and nail salon, tattoo, dental, lab, hotel, podcast, nursery, pool and christmas each bring their templates to the top. Category names count too, and they're searched in the app's language: a German Küche or a Spanish Cocina finds the kitchens even though template names are in English. Results are ranked: a word in the name counts most, then the template's search words, tags and category, then its description. That's why salon lists the Hair Salon, Nail Salon and Barbershop first, and also the Sailboat Cabin, whose description mentions the boat's salon. Short words match the start of longer ones, so a very short or common word (spa, 3) can bring in extra plans further down; add a second word or tap a chip to trim them.
salon: 6 templates across Salon & Spa, Commercial and RV, Boat & Container. - 5
Narrow the list with a category chip
Tap a chip to see only that kind of space; the chosen chip turns blue. Each chip shows how many templates it holds (RV, Boat & Container · 5), and when you've typed a search, how many of the matches are in it. Chips work together with the search: type loft and tap Tiny Homes & Cabins to see only the tiny house and the A-frame. If a new search leaves nothing in the chip you picked, the gallery goes back to All rather than show an empty page. The chips are translated into every app language; template names and descriptions are in English for now.
One chip per kind of space; the blue one is the filter in use. - 6
When nothing matches
If no template matches, the gallery says so (No templates match “treehouse”.) and suggests a shorter word, a size like 30x40, or another category. Tap Clear search to see everything again. Nothing close? Pick the template with the nearest footprint and change it, or start from a blank rectangular floor plan.
No match: a hint and a Clear search link. - 7
Open a template's page and look at every floor
Tap a card to open the template's own page in the same window: a large picture of the plan, then its outside size, the floor area, the number of floors and how many items it comes with, then its description and the reminder that it's only a starting point. Two- and three-floor templates get a tab for each floor (Ground floor, Upper floor, Loft, Second floor…). Tap a tab to see that floor's plan. The item count covers every floor: the Modern Farmhouse shows 2 floors · 76 items (52 downstairs, 24 upstairs), the 40 × 60 Barndominium with Loft 71 items. All floors, and the stairs between them, come with the design. Tap ‹ All templates to go back; the gallery keeps your search, your chip and your place in the list.
The Upper floor tab of the Modern Farmhouse: every floor before you start. - 8
Name your design, then tap Use this template
At the bottom of the template's page, Name your design starts with the template's name. Type your own (Lakeview farmhouse, option A), up to 120 characters, so the design is easy to find on Home later, then tap the blue Use this template. The button stays greyed out while the name is empty. The name box and the button stay pinned to the bottom of the window, so they're in reach however far you scroll the description.
Name it before it's made, then Use this template. - 9
It opens in the editor under your name
The design is created in your account with the name you typed (it shows at the top of the editor) and saves like any other. A multi-floor template opens on its ground floor: switch floors from the floor picker at the top of the Floors panel (see multi-story floor plans). The template itself never changes; using it twice makes two separate designs.
Your name at the top, every floor and piece in place, Flow check OK. - 10
Customize from here
From here every tool is identical to a from-scratch design: - Resize the room. Click any outer wall on the plan to drag it, type its exact length, or split it (see edit walls on the plan). - Swap pieces. Click any item to select it, then type its real width, depth and height, or delete it and drop a different piece from the catalog in the same spot. - Move pieces. Drag any item; it snaps to other items and to walls. - Switch to 3D. Click the View in 3D button in the top toolbar to walk around the room, see the cabinet doors, check the work triangle.
The L-Shape Kitchen loaded: base cabinets, wall cabinets, range, fridge, all to scale.
Tips
Pick by footprint, not by furniture count
Templates are sized to a real space: the L-Shape Kitchen is 12' × 14', not just "a kitchen". Pick the one whose size is closest to your real room (search the size if it's in the name, like 30x40 or 20 x 30); you can resize later, but starting close means less dragging.
Search what you'd call it
Type the words you'd use yourself: barndo, adu, camper, 3 bedroom, pool, salon. The search knows common other names for the same thing, and every word you type must match, so add a word to narrow a long list.
Check the other floors before you start
On a two- or three-floor template, tap each floor tab on its page. The card's picture is the floor the design opens on; the bedrooms of the farmhouse, for example, are upstairs.
Templates are full designs, not skeletons
When you tap Use this template you don't get an empty room: you get the room AND every piece placed to scale, and the plans open with Flow Check showing all clear. Resize the room and the pieces stay put; you'll likely need to nudge a few to match your actual layout.
The 3D view is the wow finish
Switch to 3D after loading a template and you'll see the cabinets, the range hood, the refrigerator: everything modelled. It's the fastest way to understand what the template gives you.
Common mistakes
Picking the wrong-shape template
If your real kitchen is a galley and you pick the U-Shape Kitchen with Island, you'll spend more time deleting pieces than starting from the L-Shape or Galley template. Match the shape first; you can swap individual pieces later.
Treating templates as final
Templates are starting points. Every wall length, every item, every colour can change; they exist so you don't start from a blank page, not because the layout has to stay exactly as shipped.
Searching a full sentence
Every word must match, so small kitchen for my apartment finds nothing. Use one or two words (galley, one-wall) or the chip.
Leaving every design named after the template
Use the same template three times without renaming and Home lists three designs with the same name. Type a name on the template's page (Garage gym, option B) before you tap Use this template.
Frequently asked questions
How many templates are there?
Ninety-three, in 17 groups: Houses (4), Barndominiums (5), Tiny Homes & Cabins (3), Apartment (6), Living Room (5), Kitchen (4), Bedroom (6), Bathroom (5), Home Office (5), Basements & Garages (2), Outdoor (2), Commercial (19), Medical & Labs (7), Salon & Spa (4), Events & Hospitality (3), RV, Boat & Container (5) and Sports Facilities (8). Six of them have more than one floor: the barndo with a loft, the two-story barndo, the farmhouse, the townhouse, the tiny house and the A-frame.
How do I find a template quickly?
Type in the search box at the top of the gallery: a name (farmhouse), what the space is for (salon, adu, pool) or a size written in the template, like 30x40. Or tap a chip to see one kind of space. Search and chip work together.
Can I see the upstairs before I use a template?
Yes. Tap the card: the template's page has a tab for each floor (Ground floor, Upper floor, Loft and so on), and the item count covers every floor.
Can I customize a template after I load it?
Yes, completely. Once a template is in the editor, it behaves exactly like a design you drew from scratch. Resize the room by dragging or typing wall lengths on the plan, swap pieces from the catalog, drag items to new positions, change colours. There's no template-vs-custom distinction in the editor.
Can I save my own templates?
Not yet. The shipped templates are the gallery. You can save your finished design and duplicate it later, but it doesn't show up alongside the templates in the gallery.
Are there templates for businesses, not just homes?
Yes. Commercial holds nineteen: a café, small and family restaurants, a fast-food spot, a convenience and a grocery store, a laundromat, a library, an apartment lobby and mailroom, an arcade, a gym, a hair salon, a daycare classroom, an open office for 10, a banquet hall, a clothing boutique, a dry cleaner and a recording studio. Medical & Labs has a dental office, a doctor's office waiting room, a clinical lab, a blood draw center, a research lab, a family clinic and an infusion center; Salon & Spa a barbershop, nail salon, day spa and tattoo studio; Events & Hospitality a hotel room and a wedding reception and ceremony. Commercial fixtures (vending machines, coolers, shelving) are in the catalog.
Does using a template count as a separate design?
Yes. Each Use this template creates a brand-new design in your account, under the name you typed on the template's page, that you can change independently. The shipped templates themselves never change; your copy is what you edit.
Is the search in my language?
The chips and the search box are translated, and category names are searched in your language (Küche, Cocina). Template names and descriptions are in English for now, so English words like kitchen always work.
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