What fits in a 465 sq ft one-bedroom

Sample fit plan

A new rental building in Montréal · one-bedroom plan · 465 sq ft

Prepared by Furnishings and Home Decor Inc., with AI assistance, from published room sizes · 9 October 2026

Our own schematic, drawn to scale from the published room sizes. Furniture is shown at the sizes listed.

The sizes that fit

Piece	Size to buy	Where it goes, and why
Sofa	72 to 76 in long (183 to 193 cm), up to 36 in deep (91 cm)	On the wall past the kitchen counter. The longest that fits is about 80 in (est.), because the balcony door needs 32 in clear to swing.
Rug	5 x 8 ft (152 x 244 cm), flat weave or low pile	Long side along the sofa, front legs 8 in onto it. A 6 x 9 would leave only 24 in in front of the TV wall.
Bed	Queen, 60 x 80 in (152 x 203 cm)	Head on the wall shared with the living room. That leaves 28 in to walk past the foot. A king does not fit.
Dining table	36 in round (91 cm), or a drop-leaf up to 48 x 30 in	Seats two every day. A fixed four-seat table would close the path to the bedroom.
TV unit	Up to 48 in wide, 16 in deep (122 x 41 cm)	On the bedroom wall, facing the sofa. About 6 to 7 ft viewing distance (est.), right for a 43 to 55 in screen.
Coffee table	Up to 36 x 20 in (91 x 51 cm)	Leave 16 to 18 in between it and the sofa.
Curtains	96 in panels (244 cm). Not 84 in.	The glass is 7 ft 5 in tall. Hang the rod 4 to 6 in above the frame. Living room: one rod about 10 ft, wall to wall, with the panels pulled to the sofa side so the balcony door stays clear. Bedroom: a 66 to 120 in rod and two wide panels.
Getting it in	From four numbers the building gives us	The entry door, the tightest hallway turn, and the elevator door and inside depth decide the largest sofa and mattress that can reach the unit, and none of them appear on a published floor plan. A sofa can fit the room and still not get in. On a plan we deliver, this row names those two sizes, worked out from four measurements the building's own staff fill in once per unit type on a one-page sheet we send. This sample was made without the building, so the row is left open.

Shopping list

Sofa, 72 to 76 in, 36 in deep or less
Rug, 5 x 8 ft, flat weave or low pile, plus a rug pad
Coffee table, up to 36 x 20 in
TV unit, up to 48 x 16 in
Round table, 36 in, and two chairs
Queen bed frame, 60 x 80 in, with a headboard under 4 in thick
Two nightstands, up to 20 in wide
Desk, up to 42 x 20 in, for under the small bedroom window
Curtain panels, 96 in long: four for the living room, two wide ones for the bedroom
Curtain rods: one 120 in, one 66 to 120 in
Inside-mount shade for the small bedroom window, about 47 in wide (measure first)

Read this before you buy

This is general planning information prepared with AI assistance. It is not architectural, engineering or professional design advice, and it does not guarantee that any piece will fit.
Room sizes come from a floor plan published by the building. Wall lengths between doors and the counter are our estimates from that plan, marked (est.) or stated as "about". Check every size on site with a tape measure before you order.
Ceiling height is not on the published plan. Measure from where the rod will go down to the floor before you buy curtains.
Check that the balcony door swings clear of the rug. If it does not, move the rug 6 in toward the kitchen.
Ask the leasing office before you drill into a concrete wall or ceiling.
The plan it was drawn from is marked preliminary and subject to change.
The sizes come from dimensions printed on the plan, or from measurements the building's own staff record on a one-page sheet we send; anything inferred from the drawing is marked as an estimate. Before delivery, a separate pass traces each size back to its source and redoes the arithmetic. No interior designer reviews the plans today.
If a size is wrong through our own error, we correct the plan at no charge and refund what was paid for it. Furniture follows the store's return policy.

Source of the room sizes: a floor plan published by a rental building in Montréal, read on 9 October 2026. The building is not named here and was not involved.

This sample was made from that published plan to show what a fit plan looks like. Furnishings and Home Decor Inc., Montréal, Québec. Estimates are marked (est.). No brand is recommended and no link here earns a commission.