The Room Layout Rules
£9.99
A Room That Feels Easy to Live In
Most rooms that feel awkward are not too small. The sofa is the wrong size, the rug is too small, or the route from the door runs straight through the middle.
This guide gives you the sizes and spacings we work to, so you can check a sofa will fit before you buy it, choose a rug that is big enough, and lay out a room that works from every door.
What You Will Learn
Standard sizes for sofas, tables, chairs, beds and wardrobes
Common rug sizes, and exactly where a rug should sit in a sitting room, dining room and bedroom
How much room to leave for walkways, dining chairs, beds and wardrobes
A simple seven-step method for laying out any room
How to test a new piece at home before you buy it
How to check a sofa will make it up the stairs, not just into the room
What Is Inside
Furniture Sizes: seating, tables, beds and bedrooms
Rugs and Clearances
Laying Out a Room
A Layout Grid worksheet to draw your room at 1:50 and check every piece fits
Who This Is For
Homeowners furnishing a new home or rethinking a room
Anyone about to buy a sofa, dining table or rug
Those with a room that never quite feels right
Renovators planning furniture alongside the build
Why This Guide Is Different
Created by G R Design Studio, everything in this guide comes from the numbers and checks we use on every project, not generic advice. It helps you get the layout right before anything is delivered, so every room feels calm, generous and easy to move through.
A 6 page PDF, ready to download as soon as you buy.
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Product Details
Instant digital download
Format: PDF
Designed for easy reading and reference
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my guide?
As soon as you check out, you'll get a download link on screen and by email.
Is it written for UK homes?
Yes. It's based on UK building practice, regulations and suppliers.
Can I print it?
Of course. It's designed to print well at A4, so you can make notes and take it on site.
What if I need more help?
The guide covers a lot, but some projects need a second pair of eyes. You're always welcome to get in touch.
Would You Rather Hand It Over?
If you'd like a designer to take your project from ideas to finished room, I'd love to hear about it. Talk to me about your project.


