
Room Planning
Test a Room Layout with Painter's Tape
Test a room layout by recording furniture's width, depth, height, and open dimensions, then marking its footprint with surface-appropriate tape.
A floor plan becomes useful when furniture, bodies, doors, and daily habits all fit into the same drawing. These guides move from exact room measurements to taped footprints and lived tests, catching the heroic coffee table that quietly blocks every route to the sofa.

Test a room layout by recording furniture's width, depth, height, and open dimensions, then marking its footprint with surface-appropriate tape.