A warm rented living room with a cream sofa, plants and soft lamps

Make your rental feel like yours.

No drilling, no painting, deposit safe. Set a small budget and Gaudi plans what to buy and where it goes, with pieces you take with you when you move.

Takes 30 seconds

Sample plan

Living room · Rework

Within your 30 000 Kč budget

Checked wool rugBonami3 990 Kč
Cushion covers ×2Bonami590 Kč
Oak sideboardDesignSpot7 990 Kč

+ 2 more

Total20 350 Kč

Sample plan

Living room · Rework

Within your 30 000 Kč budget

Checked wool rugBonami3 990 Kč
Cushion covers ×2Bonami590 Kč
Oak sideboardDesignSpot7 990 Kč

+ 2 more

Total20 350 Kč

Real products from shops you know

What a rental plan covers.

You can’t paint, drill or replace the kitchen, but most of what makes a room feel like home moves with you.

No-drill fixes
Stick-on hooks, mirrors and shelves that lean, tension rods, and lamps instead of new ceiling lights.
Cover what you can’t change
A big rug over a tired floor, curtains over dated blinds and throws over the landlord’s sofa.
Pieces you take with you
Most of the budget goes into things that fit your next place too, not into the landlord’s flat.

Picture it finished.

Pick a room and a look you like, and Gaudi plans yours to match, with real products that fit your budget.

Example
Warm natural
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Example
Light Scandinavian
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Example
Calm Japandi
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Example
Colourful and cosy
Plan one like this

Example images, made with AI.

How far do you want to go?

Products hand-picked fromBonamiDesignSpot

5 000 KčRefresh

Small changes, a big difference.

Keep your furniture. Gaudi rearranges it for light and flow, then adds a few well-chosen pieces: textiles, a plant, art, a rug.

A style direction for your room and taste
A to-scale plan to rearrange what you own
Exact products from premium shops, within budget
New core furniture, measured to fit (at a higher budget)
Trusted local tradespeople, booked for you (at a higher budget)

GaudiYour room guide · 15 October 2026

Living room · Refresh plan · 5.20 × 4.00 m, ceiling 2.60 m

Same furniture, a warmer room.

Keep everything you own. Five pieces add colour, texture and something living.

6stepsin this order

5productsfrom 2 shops

1afternoonstart to finish

The example living room after the Refresh plan

APoufBPileaCMustard cushionDSage cushionEThrow

Plan viewKeptNew

Do first

Clear · 30 minClear the surfaces Leave at most 3 objects on the cabinet top. Stand books upright, spines flush with the shelf's front edge.
Fix · 1 h + dryingPatch the sofa wall Fill the 6 old nail holes with ready-mixed filler. Once dry (1 h), sand with P180 and dab on your existing white.

Wall touch-upexisting paint

If unknown: RAL 9010 Pure White, matt
Buy: 0.5 L tester, small roller
Filler: ready-mixed, interior

You'll need

Filler knifeP180 sandpaperSmall rollerTape measure

Buy

5 products · 2 shops

Bonami2 items · bonami.cz

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A
Round pouf, terracotta boucléØ 45 × 42 cm · seat height 42
B
Pilea peperomioidesin a Ø 14 cm terracotta pot

DesignSpot3 items · designspot.cz

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C
Cushion cover, mustard velvet45 × 45 cm · with a 50 × 50 feather inner
D
Cushion cover, sage linen45 × 45 cm · with a 50 × 50 feather inner
E
Chunky knit throw, oatmeal130 × 170 cm · wool blend

Place

A
Set the poufLeft of the sofa, 15 cm from its arm, lined up with the front of the seat.
CD
CushionsMustard in the left corner, sage just right of centre. The larger inner keeps them full.
E
ThrowFold in thirds lengthwise. Drape over the left arm, 30 cm falling toward the pouf.
B
PlantCentred on the sill, 10 cm from the glass. Water when the top 2 cm of soil is dry.

Colour storymatch textiles to these

Terracotta#B5603F

Mustard#C99A2E

Sage#8C9A78

Oatmeal#E6DCCB

Nothing to book. Everything here arrives in one or two parcels and goes in by hand.

Sample guide for the example room. Products, codes and links are illustrative.Refresh · 1 / 1

Plan total4 450 Kč

Uses 89% of your budget · 550 Kč to spare · 5 products

Illustrative concepts and example prices. Real plans use your room's measurements, current prices from shops in Czechia such as Bonami and DesignSpot, and quotes from local tradespeople.

How it works.

1
Show us your rental
A few photos and measurements. Tell us what you can’t change.
2
Set a small budget
Textiles, lights, rugs, storage and a few key pieces. Nothing that needs your landlord’s OK.
3
Get your plan
What to buy and where it goes, with renter-friendly fixes: stick-on hooks, lamps instead of new ceiling lights, and big rugs over tired floors.

Questions renters ask.

Will this put my deposit at risk?

The plan sticks to changes you can undo: nothing is drilled, painted or glued for good. Check your contract for anything specific, like stickers on tiles.

What changes the most for little money?

Light and textiles. Warm bulbs, a floor lamp, a big rug and curtains hung high change a room more than any single piece of furniture.

Can I plan around the landlord’s furniture?

Yes. Tell us what stays, and the plan works around it, or covers it.