A floor plan is a bird’s eye view diagram of a home or property. Its purpose is to illustrate the design of the property and it therefore includes structural and design details such as walls, windows, doors and stairs as well as fixed kitchen appliances and bathroom fittings. A floor plan is drawn to scale and should include measurements such as surface areas and communicate the purpose of the different rooms. Floor plans can include outdoor areas and are either furnished or empty depending on the intended use of the floor plan.

Floor plans are incredibly useful to create spatial awareness when designing an interior and to ensure the proper circulation of a chosen layout.

Used by professionals or for personal use, floor plans assist in home and office renovations, interior design, architectural design, building construction and real estate publications.

Floor plans are the foundation for home remodelling projects. They enable you to communicate your vision with designers and builders, resulting in more exact quotes and a better understanding of your project by everyone involved.

Use your floor plan to help you configure the layout of your furniture in your home or office, before making expensive purchases, which can be costly to return.

Floor plans are often used to demonstrate a property in real estate listings, which is particularly useful when buying a brand new home directly off the plan. Floor plans are important for home remodelling projects and redesigns in order to create a clear strategy.