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Capture the room
Scan the room with LiDAR on your iPhone or draw it from measurements. Unlimited projects and room scans are included.

Supported retailer
crateandbarrel.com
Crate & Barrel product pages carry an overall-dimensions listing that Roomantic reads exactly — verified across sofas, dining tables, desks, beds, and dressers. Crate & Barrel links come in two flavors, and both work: a link to a specific item imports directly, and a link to a configurable product family works too, with Roomantic asking you to pick a configuration whenever different options have different footprints. Either way, the numbers on your plan are Crate & Barrel's own published measurements, never an estimate from a photo. If you're weighing the 93-inch Lounge sofa against your living room wall, paste the link and see the real footprint next to your real doorway — before it ships, not after.
Verified with real Crate & Barrel listings: sofas, dining tables, desks, beds, dressers.
How it works
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Scan the room with LiDAR on your iPhone or draw it from measurements. Unlimited projects and room scans are included.
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Copy the product page URL from crateandbarrel.com. Roomantic reads the published overall dimensions — no measuring, no retyping.
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The footprint lands on your plan at its real size. Slide it around, check clearances and walkways, then buy with confidence.
What Roomantic reads
Roomantic uses the overall dimensions Crate & Barrel publishes on the product page — the same numbers you would copy into a tape-measure sketch. Listings with several sizes or configurations ask you to pick one first, so the footprint on your plan always matches a specific orderable product.
Honest boundary
If a listing publishes no assembled footprint, Roomantic says so rather than inventing one. Dimensions come from the retailer's own text — never from an AI guess or a product photo.
Questions
Yes. Paste a crateandbarrel.com product link into Roomantic and it reads the listing's published dimensions, then draws the item on your floor plan at its true footprint.
The overall dimensions the listing publishes — width, depth, and height. Roomantic never estimates size from product photos. If a listing offers several sizes or configurations, Roomantic asks which one you mean before placing it.
Roomantic tells you honestly instead of guessing. Choose a listing variant that publishes an assembled footprint, or check the product's dimension details on crateandbarrel.com — most furniture listings include them.
Both. A link to a specific item imports directly. A link to a configurable product family also works — if the family's options have different footprints, Roomantic asks you to pick one, so the plan always shows a real orderable size.
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