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A bed and desk in a 3 x 3 m room
A layout that keeps the door swing clear and brings daylight to the desk.
Plan before you move
Check how your furniture fits.
RHYO helps you test a small room with real measurements, no sign-up and on any screen.
A clear plan changes the conversation: measure first, test next, then move.
RHYO editor
Test the plan before moving furniture.
Drag furniture, adjust its dimensions or start with a suggested layout.
The current layout fits.
The calculations are a furniture-layout aid. Confirm measurements, doors and paths in the real room.
Original cases
Eight starting cases
Original plans you can open and adjust to your own measurements.
Open case
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A 2.5 x 3 m rental room
It prioritizes a compact desk and an uninterrupted route between bed, door and storage.
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A 2.8 x 3.5 m bedroom study
The 3.5 m wall separates rest and work areas without adding partitions.
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A narrow 2.2 x 4 m room
A lengthwise plan that avoids interrupting circulation with deep furniture.
Before you start
Guides for better measuring
Before designing, learn what changes a real-room layout.
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How to measure a room before moving furniture
A useful plan starts with repeatable measurements. This guide helps you record the space furniture can actually use.
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Keep useful paths and a door that opens
A piece fitting in a rectangle does not mean the room works. Circulation and opening space matter too.
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Where to place a desk in a small room
A window can make work more pleasant, but it should not prevent opening it or create uncomfortable glare.
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Convert feet and inches to centimetres without losing accuracy
Imperial measurements do not convert with round numbers. Keep the original measurement and let the planner convert it.
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