Layout library

Standard layouts and room components with architectural logic, adjusted to the size of your land.

Townhouse 4–6 m wide · 1–5 floors
Villa From 8 m wide Planned
Garden house From 6 m wide Planned
Other buildings Office · Shop · School… Planned

Room components

Each component has parametric sizes, door positions and connection rules. Minimum sizes are design assumptions.

Living

Living

Kitchen

Cooking run along the wall (fridge → sink → hob, 0.6 m between water and fire) with the dining table in front; line, L, U, island or bar depending on the space.

Smallest size it works in
2.4 × 3 m

Size shown
3 × 4.2 m

Connects to
dining, living room

Arrangements
In a line · L-shape · U-shape · L-shape with island · Kitchen + bar

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Living

Living room

Sofa facing a TV wall, or a tea set; keeps the way from the entrance to the stair clear.

Smallest size it works in
3.5 × 3.6 m

Size shown
4.5 × 5 m

Connects to
entrance, dining, stair

Arrangements
TV wall + sofa · Tea set

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Living

Dining

Table with room to pull out the chairs, next to the kitchen.

Smallest size it works in
2.6 × 3 m

Size shown
3 × 4 m

Connects to
kitchen, living room

Arrangements
6-seat table · 4-seat table

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Rest

Rest

Bedroom

Bed with walking space on both sides, wardrobe, bed not facing the door.

Smallest size it works in
3 × 3 m

Size shown
3.4 × 4 m

Connects to
hall

Arrangements
Double bed · Single bed

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Bath and WC

Bath and WC

Bathroom

One room in three zones: vanity and mirror → WC → shower behind glass (or a bathtub).

Smallest size it works in
1.6 × 2.4 m

Size shown
1.8 × 2.4 m

Connects to
hall, bedroom

Arrangements
Vanity → WC → shower (glass) · Vanity → WC → bathtub

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Bath and WC

Master bathroom

The master suite bathroom: double vanity, WC, shower or bathtub.

Smallest size it works in
1.8 × 3 m

Size shown
1.8 × 3 m

Connects to
dressing room

Arrangements
Double vanity → WC → shower · Double vanity → WC → bathtub

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Bath and WC

WC

Basin and WC for guests, off the hall.

Smallest size it works in
1.2 × 1.8 m

Size shown
1.4 × 2 m

Connects to
hall

Arrangements
basin-wc

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Personal

Personal

Dressing room

Walk-in wardrobe: shelves and hanging along the walls.

Smallest size it works in
1.8 × 2.4 m

Size shown
2 × 2.4 m

Connects to
bedroom

Arrangements
shelves

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Personal

Reading room

Bookcases and a reading chair.

Smallest size it works in
2 × 3 m

Size shown
2.4 × 3 m

Connects to
bedroom, family room

Arrangements
Bookcase + armchair

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Leisure

Leisure

Entertainment / piano

Piano corner, media room with a sofa, or a karaoke room (screen, speakers, sofa).

Smallest size it works in
3 × 4 m

Size shown
3.6 × 4.2 m

Connects to
hall, family room

Arrangements
Piano + sofa · Media room · Karaoke

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Relaxation

Relaxation

Sauna

Bench sauna next to the bathroom.

Smallest size it works in
1.5 × 2 m

Size shown
1.6 × 2 m

Connects to
bathroom, bedroom

Arrangements
bench

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Outdoor

Outdoor

Balcony

Front balcony with planters, entered through a glazed door.

Smallest size it works in
2 × 0.9 m

Size shown
4 × 1.2 m

Connects to
bedroom, family room

Arrangements
Planters · Small cafe table

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.
Outdoor

Garden

Tree and planters, or a pool; opens off the rear room.

Smallest size it works in
3 × 1.5 m

Size shown
4 × 2.4 m

Connects to
kitchen, bedroom, living room

Arrangements
Tree + planters · Pool

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Circulation

Circulation

Stair core

The stair core: straight, L or U, the same on every floor; sized from the storey height.

Smallest size it works in
2.1 × 3.6 m

Size shown
2.1 × 3.6 m

Connects to
hall, every floor

A component is a standard room block with its furniture, clearances and door rules. The layouts are put together from these blocks: when you pick a layout, each room uses its component and stretches only within its limits — if it does not fit, the layout says so instead of drawing an unusable room.

Example: townhouse 5 × 20 m · 2.5 floors

A complete layout for every floor at once. Fine-tune each floor below.

Land width Land depth Floors

A · Balanced · Central kitchen, rear bedroom with its own bathroom

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Ground floor ≈ 75 m² A · Central kitchen + rear en-suite bedroom

Level 2 ≈ 73 m² Bedroom + family room

Top floor ≈ 35 m² R1 · Rooftop: cafe, worship, laundry, garden

Living, kitchen and dining connected
A ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite
Master suite upstairs
Rooftop: cafe, worship room, laundry, vegetable garden
Rear garden where the lot allows

Floor area (enclosed): 183 m²
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms and WCs: 3

“Master suite floor” is not used here — Needs a building at least 15.2 m deep. “Bedroom + family room” is used instead.

Combination

Master suite

Bedroom + Dressing room + En-suite bathroom + optional bathtub + optional sauna

Entered only through the bedroom; the dressing room sits between bedroom and bathroom.

Common variants

In a line
L-shape
U-shape
Kitchen + bar
TV wall + sofa
Tea set
Double vanity → WC → bathtub
Piano + sofa

Layout principles

01
Vertical alignment

Stair and wet stack line up through every floor; no bay is left empty.
02
Flexible spaces

Rooms are parametric components that combine and resize within limits.
03
From 2D to 3D

The 2D model is the source; 3D will be built from the same data.
04
Checked logic

Sizes, circulation, hygiene and feng shui are checked automatically.