Design & decor
Practical tools for interior designers and decorators — no code, visual results, shareable dimensions. Get inspired with articles.
Color, size, and layout — plan on one screen
Design tools
Palette
Harmonious palettes for walls, fabric, and furniture. Analogous, complementary, and monochromatic schemes.
Contrast
Measure readability between two colors. AA and AAA results.
Art sizing
Recommended art and frame sizes based on sofa or bed width.
Paint calc
Estimate litres of paint from room dimensions, doors, and windows.
Clearance
Check walkway width for comfortable, accessible furniture layouts.
Golden ratio
Divide walls and compositions using φ into focal zones.
Wallpaper
Estimate rolls needed from room size, pattern repeat, and roll dimensions.
Tiles
Calculate tile count and boxes from floor area, tile size, and waste allowance.
Lighting
Estimate lux target, total lumens, and bulb count by room type.
TV distance
Recommended seating distance from screen size and resolution in cm.
Curtains
Fabric width and drop from window size, fullness ratio, and length style.
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