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See what fits
before you build.

Plan a tiny house, campervan, shipping container, or a smaller next home with real interior dimensions. Instant fit-check — no 3D modeling required.

Tiny houses · Campervan builds · Shipping containers · Downsizing to a smaller home.

Next home · studio3.6 × 4.2 m
Bed140 × 200Wardrobe100 × 60Sofa180 × 80Desk120 × 6090 cm clear
Fits comfortably4 pieces · 41% floor used
A quiet floor plan — drawn from real dimensions, not styled.

A quieter idea of home

A smaller home is not a smaller life. It is the same life, with fewer things in the way.

Smallfit is built around one belief — what you choose to keep should make the next room easier to live in, not harder.

How it works

How downsizing gets easier.

No setup, no account, no learning curve — a quiet way to think through your smaller next home before moving day.

  1. 01
    Enter your new room size

    Start with the dimensions of the smaller space — apartment, senior flat, or simpler home.

  2. 02
    Place the furniture that matters most

    Test beds, sofas, storage, tables, and other essentials against the real room.

  3. 03
    See what still works

    Use the layout to decide what fits comfortably and what may be better left behind.

Who it’s for

Designed for smaller next homes.

Downsizing to an apartment

Test which pieces follow you to the smaller flat — and which are better donated, sold, or stored.

Senior living moves

Plan senior apartments and assisted living rooms with clear walking lanes and gentler layouts.

Helping a parent simplify

Quietly map a parent's next home together, so familiar furniture finds its place before the move.

DIY van builders

Plan your Sprinter or Transit build before you cut a single panel.

Tiny house planners

See if your future life fits in 15 m² before you commit to the trailer.

Minimalist home planning

Plan with intention — fewer pieces, more breathing room, a calmer everyday space.

Less is more

A more intentional way to live with less.

Downsizing is not only about fitting into a smaller space. It is about choosing what matters, reducing friction, and creating a home that feels calmer, lighter, and easier to live in.

  • Keep the pieces that earn their place in daily life.
  • Let go of duplicates, oversized items, and quiet clutter.
  • Leave breathing room around doors, beds, and seating.
  • Plan with intention instead of guessing on moving day.

A quieter checklist

Essentials first
Bed, primary seating, the table you actually use.
Storage, then style
Wardrobe and storage before decorative pieces.
Walking lanes
Aim for 60–90 cm of clear floor between key pieces.
One in, one out
If a piece doesn't fit, swap rather than squeeze.

Questions, answered quietly

Downsizing, in plain terms.

Measure the new room first, then place your essential furniture in Smallfit. The floor-used reading and walking-lane check show how much breathing room is left before you commit.

Ready when you are

Start with any space. It takes a minute.

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