Room design guides

Room design

Plan dining furniture through seating, table bases, circulation and daily routines, using the actual dimensions of the chosen products.

Room design

Coordinate flooring, timber furniture, upholstery and walls using samples, contrast and the room’s real light.

Room design

Translate interior-style words into furniture shapes, materials, proportions and practical choices that belong to your home.

Room design

Coordinate panel construction, joints, sockets, lighting and furniture so a wood feature wall works as a complete interior detail.

Room design

Build a kitchen brief around cooking, storage, appliances, opening movements and the site information needed for cabinet design.

Room design

Plan hanging, folding, drawers and door clearances around an actual clothing inventory, with a worked bedroom example.

Room design

Coordinate door swings, window operation, daylight, curtains and large furniture before finalising an interior.

Room design

Use ambient, task and accent lighting together, and compare lumens, colour appearance and controls with the actual furniture layout.

Room design

Plan the appearance and room interfaces of a staircase while keeping structural design, guarding and installation with the responsible professionals.

Room design

Compare sofa beds, extending tables and storage furniture by how they work in use, with an illustrative compact-apartment planning exercise.