Floor plans the whole job can build from

A floor plan is supposed to be the single source of truth for a room. Where the sofa goes, which way it faces, whether the credenza actually fits between the windows. Too often the plan says one thing, the render invents another, and the install crew gets a third version on a phone photo.

Now the plan leads. Pin any product onto your floor plan, from the project, your Library or partner catalogs. Each pin gets a numbered legend entry that stays put even when you remove other pins. Set which way a piece faces with a simple compass. Products draw their true footprint from their real dimensions, you can adjust it in the pin card, and pieces snap flush to walls.

Renders follow the layout. When you visualize a room from its plan, Tailor sends the numbered plan along with your products and checks each result against your layout, keeping the better of two candidates and retrying when the layout is clearly wrong.

Drawing got more precise, too. Walls draw with real thickness, with columns, beams, cased openings, window symbols and stair arrows. Add text and measurements, lock or hide shapes, and step back through version history with a preview before you restore. AI Layout lets you describe a change and preview exactly what it will do before you accept, and one undo reverts it.

When it's time to build, share the install plan. Each plan gets a public link with a printable QR code for the job site, an expiry (never, 7 or 30 days), and pricing hidden unless you choose to show it. On a phone, the crew gets the plan with a legend sheet, plus a PDF to download.

Floor plans are in beta on every plan. Open a project's floor plan, pin a sofa, and point it at the view.