You opened Room Decorator, saw a thousand pieces of furniture, and immediately faced the real boss: deciding where to put a lamp. Here's a less overwhelming route. Finish the tutorial, complete chores, collect delivery tickets, order furniture, and unlock larger homes.
Creator gimu introduced this free browser decorating game on October 22, 2026 in Japan, saying they had made 1,000 furniture items.[1] It is a cozy sandbox, not a game about defeating enemies. Your opponent is decision fatigue.
1. Your first five minutes
Open the official game and press PLAY. Start in the small 1K apartment. Follow the prompts to place an item, drag it, and return it to storage. The plus button opens your inventory. Select a placed item to move, rotate, or put it away. Small decorations can reportedly sit on desks or tables.[2]
Don't attempt a magazine-cover apartment immediately. Finish the tutorial first. A dated third-party walkthrough reports that this unlocks the 1LDK home.[2]
2. How to get delivery tickets
The useful loop is Chores → delivery tickets → deliveries → more furniture → more chores. Check your available Chores missions for tasks related to collecting new items, completing categories, or placing themed decorations. Claim tickets from completed chores, then use them for deliveries.[2]
The same walkthrough describes standard random deliveries and a Special Delivery option that lets you choose a furniture genre and inspect its possible contents.[2] When a particular category is missing, look at those options before spending everything blindly.
Our suggested priority is simple: finish chores you can already complete with your inventory, then use tickets to address missing categories. This is a practical strategy, not a measured optimal tickets-per-minute route. There is no reason to pretend we have solved the economics of the furniture universe.
3. Unlocking the four homes
| Home | Reported unlock condition |
|---|---|
| 1K | Available at the start |
| 1LDK | Complete the tutorial |
| Maisonette | Reach a furniture collection milestone |
| House with a garden | Reach a later furniture collection milestone |
These four homes and broad conditions are described in an October 23 walkthrough.[2] The exact numerical thresholds for the last two homes are unverified. Check the current in-game progress indicator rather than trusting made-up numbers.
4. Make a decent-looking room without drowning in options
Choose a floor and wallpaper first. Place your large furniture next. Then add lighting, plants and small objects. Sticking to two or three main colors makes experimentation easier; that is decorating advice, not a hidden game requirement.
Inventory filters reportedly include item type, style, color and text search; rugs, wall decor, floors and wallpaper have their own places.[2][3] A thousand items are a library, not a command to put all of them in one studio.
5. Copy a neighbor's layout
A third-party game inspection describes visiting neighbors and copying their room arrangement. The reported requirement is to own at least half the furniture needed for that layout.[2] Visit a room you like, check which pieces you already own, then try the copy feature once you qualify. Change a few details afterward: even virtual property deserves some personality.
6. Free, mobile and saved progress
Independent checks in October 2026 found that the tutorial could be played free in a browser without creating an account or paying. Desktop mouse and phone touch controls were tested. Japanese and English are the reported in-game interface languages—not all twelve languages of this guide.[2][3]
Progress is reportedly stored by the browser.[2] Reuse the same browser and device; private browsing or clearing site data may lose your work. Don't mistake local browser storage for a guaranteed cloud backup.
7. Quick fixes and common questions
Can't place furniture? Recheck the tutorial instruction and inventory category. On a phone, use the official game's own page if an embedded player ignores your taps.[3]
Out of tickets? Review available Chores first. An ad-based delivery is also reported, with a daily limit, but the exact cap was not verified.[2]
Can't find a specific chair? Check Special Delivery categories and the list of possible items. No individual drop-rate numbers have been verified.[2]
Next house still locked? Confirm the tutorial is finished and inspect furniture collection progress. The last two thresholds remain unknown.
8. The actual goal
The progression is useful, but Room Decorator is mainly about making a space you like. Finish the tutorial, feed the chore-and-delivery loop, unlock more space, and take a picture when you're happy.[2] The inventory has a thousand possibilities. Your real-world rent stays the same, even if your imaginary taste becomes financially terrifying.
Play and sources (checked October 24, 2026)
References (4)
- Creator's announcement, October 22 JST x.com
- Japanese gameplay walkthrough, October 23, 2026 the secondary source for progression details buzzneta-kaisetsu.com
- TikGame independent control and platform check tikgame.org
- Official Room Decorator game Its page content could not be fetched directly for this article gimugames.com
