Furniture Arrangement 101
Learn the basics of space planning and maximize your space
Photography: Jun Pinzon
Having a bad furniture layout can be a challenge. Just imagine people bumping into corners and furniture getting in the way! To able to use a room to its fullest, you may rearrange your furniture. This process doesn't have to be hard. You don’t need a moving crew –just a measuring tape, graphing paper and a pencil.
Planning your room layout saves you time and grunt work, since all you have to do is move the pieces around the paper before fixing all those bulky pieces in real life. The living room is one of the hardest areas in the house to arrange furniture in. Consider these layouts if you're giving your home a new look:
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