01 / EVERYDAY LIVING

A narrow studio apartment layout that keeps a clear route

A long room can feel like a corridor with furniture in it. This 3.8 × 8.4 m concept keeps daily living at the entrance, sleeping in the middle and kitchen and bathroom zones at the back. A side passage connects the three.

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A place for everyday living with living at the entrance, a central bed and rear kitchen and bathroom
Illustrative floor plan using the same geometry as the interactive demo.
MODELED AREA31.92 m² / 344 sq ft
ROOM DIMENSIONS3.8 × 8.4 m
BED MODEL1.5 × 2.0 m
REAR SIDE PASSAGE1.25 m
THE BRIEF

Keep a comfortable sitting area without making every trip to the kitchen pass through the bedroom.

Best for a long, single-room studio with services grouped at one end. A square studio, central bathroom or L-shaped plan will need a different base model.

Why the furniture is arranged this way

Keep the sofa along the long wall

The 1.8 × 0.82 m sofa faces a narrow coffee table. This leaves the other side of the living area available for circulation rather than placing a large sofa across the room.

Use the bed as a scale reference

The bed model is 1.5 × 2 m. It sits beyond a partial divider, so the sleeping zone has a different character without adding a fully enclosed room.

Preserve a route along the side

The rear passage is 1.25 m wide in this model. That is a modeled dimension, not a claim that the entire route is unobstructed or meets your local accessibility rules. Check doors and pinch points in your own room.

THE TRADEOFF

What you gain. What you give up.

The coffee table makes everyday living more comfortable, but takes up usable floor space. Switch to the storage arrangement to remove it, or to the work arrangement for a desk. All three versions share the same walls.

Try one change before deciding

Open the Everyday layout, select the coffee table and hide it. Switch to the top view and compare the route from the entrance to the side passage. Then restore it or use Undo.

Use the same model to compare Everyday, Storage and Work. Change only the furniture first, then adjust the room dimensions to see what stops fitting.

A quick guide to the demo controls

The current editor uses Chinese labels. Drag in Browse mode to orbit, right-drag to pan, and scroll to zoom. On a touch screen, use two fingers to pan or zoom.

俯视 · Top view
Look straight down to compare floor space.
摆放 · Place
Select and drag furniture. The right panel also accepts positions in meters.
对比布局 · Compare
View the arrangements side by side.
校正户型 · Room dimensions
Change room measurements. Furniture keeps its original size.
保存到我的账号 · Save to my account
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Measure before you make it real

These concepts are created for public demonstration. They do not come from customer uploads. The furniture is illustrative; the model does not verify load-bearing walls, window locations, ventilation, building rules, plumbing or door and cabinet opening clearances. Simple overlap warnings are a starting point, not a safety assessment.

Furniture models: Kenney Furniture Kit (CC0).

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