Paint, paper and furnish rooms for clients

Paint or paper the walls, lay a floor, then drag beds, sofas, desks, lamps, rugs, plants and wall art into a little isometric room. Each client brings a picture-card brief, and the reveal ends with a camera pan and a cheer.

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Genre: Interior design
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Room Makeover

Room Makeover is a calm interior design game played in a cut-away isometric room. There are six rooms to decorate (a bedroom, a living room, a kitchen nook, a study, a kids' room and a balcony), each with two walls and a floor. Paint the walls in any of sixteen colours or hang one of eight wallpapers, from big jungle leaves to retro circles and seaside waves, then lay one of six floors. After that the catalogue opens up: more than a hundred and twenty pieces in ten tabs, from beds, sofas, tables and desks to chairs, storage, lamps, rugs, plants, wall art, curtains, cushions and little bits of clutter. Every piece is drawn in code and can be recoloured, so nothing ever has to clash.

Drag a piece into the room and it snaps to the floor grid; tap it to select it, tap again to turn it, and drag it back to the tray to take it away. Things stack where they should: a lamp on a nightstand, a globe on a desk, cushions on the sofa, plants on the shelves. A tap on a card in the tray finds a sensible spot on its own, and undo is always one press away. Clients arrive with a brief told in picture cards: the room, a style (cosy, modern, jungle, pastel, nautical or retro), a three-colour palette and a few must-haves, like a reading corner, a desk with a chair or lots of plants. When you are happy, press Reveal. The camera pans across the room, a little home sweet home chime plays and the client steps in through the door.

The score out of 100 is explained piece by piece: how much of the room carries the client's style, how much of it sits in their palette, which must-haves you found room for and whether the way in from the door is clear. Stars come at 60, 80 and 95. A Daily client brings the same brief to everyone each day and keeps a streak, and the Clients mode keeps a streak and a high score of its own. Free Studio drops the brief altogether: every room and every piece, nothing to win, a heart button that keeps your favourite rooms in a gallery and a camera button that saves a picture. It is a quick, relaxing game for a coffee break or an evening, with a gentle soundtrack you can mute.

Tips for Room Makeover

In Room Makeover the score out of 100 is explained piece by piece, so treat the brief as your checklist. Look at the room, the style, the three-colour palette and the must-haves on the client's picture cards before you start. Paint or paper the walls and lay a floor first, then work through the must-haves, such as a reading corner, a desk with a chair or lots of plants, so each of them finds room.

Every piece can be recoloured, which makes the palette easy to hit: if a sofa suits the style but not the colours, change its colour rather than swapping it out. The score also looks at how much of the room carries the client's style, so keep your choices consistent. The one people forget is the door. The score checks that the way in from the door is clear, so do not block it with furniture. Tapping a card in the tray finds a sensible spot on its own, which is a quick way to get started, and undo is always one press away.

Frequently asked questions

Is Room Makeover free to play?

Yes. Room Makeover is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account to create. In Free Studio a heart button keeps your favourite rooms in a gallery and a camera button saves a picture.

Can I play Room Makeover on my phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet you drag pieces from the tray into the room, tap a piece to select it and tap again to turn it. On a computer you can also press R to turn a piece and use the arrow keys to nudge it.

How do stars work in Room Makeover?

When you press Reveal, the room gets a score out of 100 for style, palette, must-haves and a clear way in from the door. Stars come at 60, 80 and 95. A Daily client and the Clients mode each keep a streak of their own.

Which rooms can I decorate in Room Makeover?

There are six: a bedroom, a living room, a kitchen nook, a study, a kids' room and a balcony. Each has two walls and a floor, and more than a hundred and twenty pieces in ten tabs to furnish them with.