Who is this plan for?
Living in a flat, viewing one or planning some work? An accurate plan helps you place the furniture before you move, compare two properties, or talk to a builder about an open-plan kitchen or a new bathroom. This template matches a typical apartment in a block, on a single level, with no garden.
What's in the plan
The apartment is 10 × 8 m between two party walls, for 72.6 m² net:
- a 21 m² living room with a 2.40 m sliding door onto the balcony;
- a 13 m² bedroom, also on the balcony side;
- a 13 m² kitchen by the entrance, open to the living room through a 2.20 m opening;
- a 10 m² entrance hall that leads to every room;
- a 15 m² bathroom, big enough for both a bath and a shower.
The 5 × 1.5 m balcony (7.5 m²) is drawn in timber, with its railing.
What works well
- Living room and bedroom on the balcony side, kitchen and bathroom grouped by the entrance: the water supplies stay close together.
- A central hall, with no wasted corridor.
- The party walls are marked, in concrete: those are the ones you don't touch without the building's approval.
Ideas to adapt it
- Open the kitchen fully onto the living room to create a 34 m² open-plan living space.
- Make the bathroom smaller to gain a walk-in wardrobe or a home office.
- Split the living room to create a second, small bedroom.
- Add your furniture to scale to check that the sofa and the bed fit.
In the editor, every partition moves with its doors, and the areas update on their own.
Going further
The guide Draw a floor plan of your house explains how to measure a home room by room. It works just as well for an apartment: start with the outline, then add the partitions.