A plan for the room you have.

One room, one spending ceiling, a useful order of decisions. $29 once, with the free result and planner available before you decide.

What the paid plan adds

Your free result includes a style blend, five original color chips and three first actions. The paid report applies your room type, existing pieces, budget and constraints to a longer working brief.

  • Keep, change-first and buy-if-needed priorities
  • Six budget allowances that add up, editable in your browser
  • An actual-cost column showing what remains unspent
  • A dated shortlist from IKEA, Target and paint manufacturers, with material and fit checks
  • Room-specific placement experiments and a four-pass action sequence
  • Notes and the full report printable as a PDF

The free placement planner lets you draw the measurements yourself and export a PNG or editable JSON. It is available to everyone. The paid value is the organized one-room brief and budget, not exclusive access to that tool.

What to expect

AI personalizes the priorities and action sequence around your choices. Budget arithmetic and dated product references come from structured plan rules and the reference catalog. It does not include an individual interior designer, a rendered room image, live stock monitoring or a measured layout assessment. It cannot guarantee an item fits or a room meets building or accessibility requirements.

We use a small reference library to make comparisons concrete. You still check the exact size, delivered price, suitability and availability before buying. The room spending budget is separate from the $29 report fee.

Fictional example: a renter’s living room

Natural & relaxed, with vintage details.

Most furniture is useful. The sofa stays. Better light is the priority. The spending ceiling is $750, and changes must be portable.

Keep

Build around your existing sofa. No replacement allocation is included.

Change first

Try an existing lamp at the task area, with its cord kept out of the route.

Buy only if needed

Buy one item only when a measured functional gap remains after the first trial.

The starting allocation

AllowanceUSD
Anchor furniture or repair$0
Lighting$214
Storage & organization$128
Textiles & color$128
Small fixes & samples$130
Tax, delivery & unspent reserve$150
Total ceiling$750

Example editorial allocation, not a retailer quote. The private plan lets you edit each line and track actual spending.

A specific comparison, with a reason

Try an existing reading lamp beside the sofa first. The IKEA RANARP floor lamp is a comparison if that task remains unserved. Confirm its arm clearance, outlet reach, bulb and current price. No new rug is suggested because this example asks for an especially clear main route.

Make my free starting point
An olive sofa and a burgundy wingback chair around a wooden table, with a floor lamp and rug.