Planning the space on paper first

Living Room Layout Planning

We propose a placement plan that organizes the position of your sofa and furniture based on floor plans.

Request a Layout Plan

Category: Interior Layout Consulting
Format: Individual discussion after consultation
Start date: Schedule discussed after inquiry
Cost: Provided on request

Challenges

Problems You Only Notice After Placing Furniture

It is not uncommon to realize only after a sofa has been delivered that the walkway is too narrow or the TV viewing angle is off. Moving furniture that has already arrived takes considerable time and effort.

Solution

A Layout Verified on Paper Before Installation

Before bringing any furniture in, we compare several layouts on the drawing. Checking dimensions and circulation in advance reduces trial and error and lets you choose a sofa that fits the space more precisely.

Description

The first thing to decide in a living room is not the sofa's color or material, but where it will sit. Even two sofas of the same size can feel completely different depending on whether they sit against the wall, have their backs to the window, or line up with the path from the entrance. That's why we start by organizing furniture placement step by step, based on the floor plan.

Layout planning begins by marking the conditions that are hard to change, such as wall lengths, the positions of doors and windows, and outlets and heating pipes. We then place the sofa, table, storage units, TV, or work area on top of that and check the width of the walkways people actually use and the direction of view when seated. In a small floor plan, moving just one or two pieces can make a big difference in how much room you have.

A layout is never limited to a single option. We draw several arrangements side by side, such as one with the sofa against the wall, one that divides the space, and one with the sofa set diagonally, so you can compare their pros and cons. The goal is to help you make the final choice yourself, taking into account your family's lifestyle and when you spend the most time at home.

Once the layout is settled, we record the spacing between furniture and the walkway widths as dimensions and prepare a drawing you can use directly for installation. This material can serve as a reference when you choose a new sofa or move existing furniture.

Program

Checking Space Conditions

We receive your current floor plan or measurements and first mark fixed conditions such as wall lengths, the positions of doors and windows, and electrical outlets.
Understanding Daily Movement

We map out the routes from the entrance to the living room, kitchen, and balcony, along with when and where your family usually gathers.
Creating Layout Options

We draw two or three layout options on the plan, each arranging the sofa, table, and storage pieces differently, so you can compare them.
Dimensions and Review

We check the spacing between furniture, walkway widths, and the swing of doors, then finalize the drawing together with you, incorporating any revisions.

Who it's for

For Those Moving Into a New Apartment

Ideal if you haven't brought in furniture yet and want to settle the layout on paper in advance.
For Families Replacing a Sofa

Helpful if you want to confirm before buying that a new sofa's size and position will work with your existing space.
For Those Who Want a Roomier Small Living Room

Designed for residents of small apartments who want to improve circulation simply by reducing or relocating furniture.