Furnish a Bare Room
Bare floor in, lived-in room out.
BeforeAfterWhat it does
An empty room is unreadable — everyone stands in bare rooms underestimating what fits, because floors without furniture have no scale. This tool restores the scale: pieces sized to the actual proportions in your photo, sitting on the real floor with real shadows. Use it the day you get the keys, the week before the furniture budget is spent, or any time a room has been cleared and nobody can agree what it should become.
How to use it
- 1Photograph the empty room with the whole floor in frame.
- 2Pick what the room is going to be — this decides everything the tool adds.
- 3Choose a look and how full you want it.
- 4Run variations before buying anything real.
Questions
- Is the furniture it adds to scale?
- Yes — the pieces are scaled to the room in the photo, with contact shadows and perspective to match. Whether a sofa of that size fits is exactly the question this answers.
- The room is not quite empty — is that a problem?
- No. It will work around or replace what is there. For a true blank slate, run Empty a Room first and chain into this one.
