The 3DRoom blog
Plan the room before you buy a single chair
Layouts that work, socket heights, style choices for small flats and how AI design actually works — written for people who are about to arrange a real room.
How to plan a living room layout: 4 proven schemes
Sofa left and TV right, the mirrored version, a partition that zones the room and a wall system with a fold-down desk — four layouts that work in almost any rectangular living room, with the distances to check before you buy.
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Where to put sockets in a living room: a practical checklist
TV at 1.10 m and 0.30 m, desk at 0.95 m and 0.30 m, sofa at 0.30 m, plus the entrance, the switch at 0.90 m and USB points. A checklist to plan outlets before the walls are finished, not after.
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Japandi vs Scandinavian: how to choose for a small apartment
Both styles are calm, light and functional, yet they behave differently in 30 to 50 square metres. Compare palette, wood, storage, lighting and upkeep, and use a simple test to choose the one that suits your flat and your habits.
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How AI turns a photo of your room into an editable 3D design
What actually happens between uploading a photo and walking through a 3D room: reading dimensions and openings, planning the layout, picking real furniture from a catalog, saving versions, and where the technology still has honest limits.
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Working from home in the living room: desk placement without ruining the lounge
A desk by the window, a peninsula that divides the room, or a wall system that hides the workplace after hours — three ways to work in the living room, with ergonomic numbers, lighting tips and the mistakes that make the room feel like an office.
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Start with a sentence. Keep going with photos. Stop when it looks like home.