The UK Room Layout Planner for Small UK Flats
Small flats are rarely failed by the size of their furniture but by the space between it, according to layout analysis from Furniture in Fashion. When circulation is treated as leftover space rather than a designed element, the result is a flat that must be navigated instead of used. Planning routes first and placing furniture into what remains usually accommodates more furniture, not less. Depth matters more than width, since a longer sofa on a long wall costs nothing while ten extra centimetres of depth intrudes across the room. Round tables outperform rectangular ones in tight rooms because they have no corners projecting into a walkway, and they seat more flexibly. The view from the front door determines perceived size more than actual floor area, which is why tall solid furniture belongs out of the entry sightline....