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# Apply a design

## Load Design

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Find a Design You Like

Find the design you want and **Apply it to my home** When you click the button, the ArkiSketch map service will launch.

If you want to take a closer look at the design at this time, **View Details** Please click the button.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Search for My Home

When you enter the map service, you can find your home while viewing the selected design together in the 3D minimap at the top right.

![](/files/5f92989029d6b23d65b99030045417999926f531)

When you select a floor plan, as shown in the image below, **Your home floor plan and the selected design are created side by side**.

![](/files/5ec9779251ca9b653041fd1dc0087c37c68103a6)
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{% endstepper %}

## Apply Design to the Floor Plan

### Copy & Paste on the Floor Plan

1. You can select products from the side-by-side floor plans and move them to your own floor plan.

{% hint style="info" %}
Select products with Shift + mouse drag, and drag them to the desired space

Click a product and copy and paste it to the desired space with Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V
{% endhint %}

![](/files/93b68743249439420ba66a2aadaace5a62330622)

![](/files/c484ca8ffb4ae7a0766283157ba6af7d99134cab)

2. Click \[Save] at the top right of the editor to save the project, and you're done!

![](/files/076e849be2308cd05bf7ae14eb829581a74bd59b)


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