An L-shaped kitchen, a table for four, a three-seat sofa and a TV stand in a single 30 m² room. The plan shows where to walk, where to put the table and how to define zones without a wall. Look at it in 3D, then copy it to adapt it.
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30 m²
6.20 × 4.84 m, measured to the wall centerlines
The kitchen takes the corner by the window, the table sits between the kitchen and the living area, and the living area faces the opposite wall. The kitchen and the living area each have their own window, and the table gets light from both.
The entrance and the hallway door are on the same wall, at the bottom of the plan: the path between them runs past the chairs and then the sofa, without cutting through the living area, and is 83 cm wide at its narrowest.
Countertop under the window, a return that closes off the kitchen on the living room side, fridge at the end of the run: everything you go back and forth between while cooking is two steps away. The table stays far enough away to open the dishwasher without pulling out a chair.
The back of the sofa marks the line between dining and lounging: you see it as you walk in, you don’t walk through it. The rug outlines the living area on the floor.
To go further, draw a divider between the kitchen and the living area: the room splits into two zones that each keep their own area and flooring. A way to try tile on the kitchen side and hardwood on the living side, and see the result in 3D.
An island needs about a meter of clearance all around. In 30 m² that also has to fit a living area, this plan keeps the table: it’s used for meals and as extra prep space. Above 35 m², an island with stools can replace the table.
The catalog has islands from 1.30 m to 2.70 m: swap out the table on your copy of the plan and see what happens to the walkway.
Copy it into your account, adjust the walls to your home’s measurements and move the furniture around. The 3D view follows every change. Free, no credit card.