Basics
- Genre
- Simulation
- Made by
- SayGames
- Devices
- Computer, phone, tablet
- Input
- Click or tap to choose
- Session
- Room by room, at your own pace
- Account
- No account needed on Poki
- Age fit
- General audiences; calm, no violence described on Poki
- Updated
- March 2026 (as listed on Poki)
What happens in it
Decor Life starts rooms from scratch. The work is practical before it is decorative: things are unpacked and sorted, whatever needs repairing is repaired, and only then does the room get furnished. The sequence makes a finished room feel earned.
The decorating part is about choice. You pick furniture, place decor and try different looks, so the same room can end up in quite different styles. Nothing in the Poki description suggests there is a single correct answer.
Controls are minimal. Click or tap to choose, and that is the whole interface, which makes it equally usable on a computer, a phone or a tablet. The Poki page calls the game stress-free with simple mechanics.
SayGames, the studio behind My Perfect Hotel and Johnny Trigger, is the developer. Poki lists the release as April 2026 and the last update as March 2026, which is how the dates appear on its page.
A typical session follows the order of the work. A room arrives bare or cluttered, the clutter is dealt with, damage is repaired, and then furniture and decor go in. Because the Poki description mentions trying different looks, the last stage can be repeated until the room feels right. Everything is chosen with the same click or tap, so a session can be paused and resumed on any device without relearning anything. Because the game is organised room by room, it is easy to stop after one room instead of committing to a long run.
The game comes from SayGames, which also made My Perfect Hotel and Johnny Trigger. Those are different kinds of game, so nothing here should be assumed from them; this page describes only what Poki says about Decor Life itself.
Inputs used
- Click / tap
- Choose items and options
Things worth knowing
Do the unpacking and sorting before thinking about style. Rooms start from scratch, and the order of work is part of the game.
Try a different look rather than settling on the first one. Poki specifically mentions trying different looks.
Repair what needs repairing before decorating over it.
On a touch screen, use taps to choose and take your time; nothing in the game is described as timed.
If you like a result, stop there. There is no stated rank or score to chase.
Good for
People who like tidy, low-pressure games about arranging things, on any device. It also suits players who enjoy before-and-after results: a cluttered room becomes a finished one, and the player decides how personal to make it. Anyone who wants a score, a rank or an opponent should look elsewhere.
Drawbacks to know
There is no challenge in the usual sense, so players who want difficulty or competition will find little.
Poki is an ad-supported site, so ads can appear around a game; this site does not control them.
Simple mechanics mean the game is quickly understood, and may be quickly finished with.
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Where this game opens
The game itself runs on poki.com, a separate site. This link opens its page there in a new tab.
Questions
Is Decor Life free?
It is free to play on Poki.
Is there a time limit?
Poki describes it as stress-free with simple mechanics and mentions no timer.
Does it need registration?
No.
Which devices does it work on?
Computer, phone and tablet, according to Poki.