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Original architecture · No. 001

A Quiet Home in the Rain

An imagined Japanese-inspired home. Explore its garden study, then rearrange the same seven furnishings to suit your space.

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Original 3D visualization of the study, with an oak desk facing the garden window
Fictional home · Original 3D architectural visualization10.8 m² study / 116.3 sq ft

The garden study

Small room. Real proportions.

This is the room you can rearrange. Its dimensions and furniture positions come from the same design used for the film. The rest of the house sets the scene.

Room width
300 cm / 118.1 in
Room depth
360 cm / 141.7 in
Ceiling
240 cm / 94.5 in
Floor area
10.8 m² / 116.3 sq ft

Seven pieces to make your own

  1. 01

    Oak writing desk

    140 × 65 × 74 cm55.1 × 25.6 × 29.1 in

  2. 02

    Upholstered desk chair

    50 × 55 × 82 cm19.7 × 21.7 × 32.3 in

  3. 03

    Low oak bookcase

    100 × 30 × 120 cm39.4 × 11.8 × 47.2 in

  4. 04

    Reading armchair

    75 × 78 × 86 cm29.5 × 30.7 × 33.9 in

  5. 05

    Oak side table

    45 × 45 × 48 cm17.7 × 17.7 × 18.9 in

  6. 06

    Potted indoor tree

    40 × 40 × 140 cm15.7 × 15.7 × 55.1 in

  7. 07

    Woven reading rug

    175 × 125 × 1 cm68.9 × 49.2 × 0.4 in

Dimensions: width × depth × height. Concept furniture, without product purchase links.

Measured study floor plan: 300 by 360 centimetresSeven numbered furnishings, matching the list below. A 160 centimetre garden window on the north wall and an 80 centimetre door on the south wall. All positions and proportions use the same design data as the editor.7123456300 cm360 cmGARDEN / NORTH ↑ALL DIMENSIONS IN CM
North window: 160 cm wide / 63.0 in, 130 cm high / 51.2 in. Sill: 85 cm / 33.5 in.
South door: 80 cm / 31.5 in. Dashed shape: reading rug.

Try it in your room

On a larger screen, move the furniture or change the room size. Your previous work is kept locally so you can return to it.

On a phone? Copy this public page link and open it on your PC. This opens the original study; it does not sync your edits between devices.

From atmosphere to arrangement

A place to begin, then make your own.

The film explores light and materials. The editor uses simplified furniture shapes to help you judge dimensions and placement. Window positions appear in the floor plan; the simple 3D editor does not render the windows.

Close view of the study's oak furniture and soft fabric
Materials and details in the original 3D scene.
Actual Okerukana editor with this study's seven furnishings loaded
The same measured arrangement in the browser editor.