Living Rooms
Sofas, sectionals, media walls and the awkward corner between the entry and the kitchen. Layouts for rooms from 10×12 ft to 22×18 ft.
Browse living room templates →Every template in this library is reviewed by an in-house certified interior designer before it goes live, then documented in an actual room that someone actually decorated on a real budget. No AI-generated layouts. No anonymous Pinterest reposts. Just a clear, downloadable starting point you can adapt to your own space.
BEFORE
$462 total
If you're not sure where to begin, pick the room you're standing in right now. Each template is a starting point — a mood board, a layout, a color direction — not a prescription. Move the pieces around. Swap the palette. The room is yours.
Sofas, sectionals, media walls and the awkward corner between the entry and the kitchen. Layouts for rooms from 10×12 ft to 22×18 ft.
Browse living room templates →Primary suites, kids' rooms, guest rooms and the small box bedroom that challenged every layout you tried. Built around real mattress sizes.
Browse bedroom templates →Galley, U-shape, L-shape and open-concept plans. Includes appliance clearances, island sizing rules and traffic-flow arrows.
Browse kitchen templates →Under 120 sq ft. Studios, home offices, entryways, narrow hallways and the bonus room that's more "bonus" than "room." Every layout is footprint-tested.
Browse small-space templates →Every template on this page has been reviewed by one of our eleven certified interior designers, then built in a real room by a real reader with a real budget. We don't publish AI-generated layouts and we don't repost anonymous Pinterest files. If it isn't designer-vetted, it isn't in the library.
FEATURED
Layered neutrals with two warm color accents, oak tones throughout, and a layout tested in three real homes.
FLOOR PLAN
Queen bed centered on the longest wall, two 24-inch nightstands, reading chair in the corner.
PALETTE
Five-color system that flatters oak cabinets and stays calm next to stainless appliances.
FULL TEMPLATE
Mood board, floor plan, shopping checklist and budget worksheet — the full package for one tight room.
WHAT YOU'LL DOWNLOAD
When you download a HomeDecorTips template, you get a small bundle of pages designed to be used together. Print them, pin them up, mark them up. They are tools, not posters.
A single sheet combining a color palette, three to five reference photos and a one-paragraph style note explaining the room's mood in plain language.
A scaled top-down view of the room with every piece of furniture drawn to proportion. Includes clearances for walkways, doors and windows — the things DIY floor plans usually skip.
Every item referenced in the mood board, organized by category (anchor furniture, lighting, textiles, accessories) with current retail links and a "substitute for less" column.
A one-page spreadsheet that adds up the total, separates splurges from saves, and shows the average reader's actual spend so you can plan against a real number.
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