Handbook Chapters

Clarify what each room is for before placing a single piece of furniture or drawing a single line.

Windows, doors, radiators, columns — note the elements you cannot move before planning around them.

Trace the routes people walk every day — from door to desk, bed to closet, kitchen to table.

Group furniture by activity so each zone supports a clear function without overlapping circulation.

Verify sightlines, door swings, and reach so nothing blocks daily use or creates blind spots.

Test two or more arrangements side by side and weigh trade-offs before committing to a final plan.