The library
Worked rooms
18 real room problems, each measured and read, with what Room Lab concluded — including the rooms where the answer is to buy nothing yet.
- Strangled living roomFourteen by sixteen. The sofa is the wall.Primary: movement
- Outdoor room that dies at duskThe garden holds until the light leaves.Primary: light
- Kitchen that trips egressThe island closed a way out. Professional review is required.GATE · egress
- Damp spare roomA stain behind the guest bed. Professional review is required.REVIEW · moisture
- Two-job bedroomSleep and a full-time desk. No split.Primary: function
- Hallway that is a roomSix feet wide. Walking through ate the place.Primary: function
- Windowless studyTen by ten. One door. Light is a rumor.Primary: light
- Hosting living roomSixteen by twenty. Party and family collide at the door.Primary: function
- Kid-split family roomNoise and adult talk share one rug.Primary: function
- Closet that could be a dressing roomSix by eight. Second life is waiting.Primary: light
- L-shaped living room with a chimney breastTwo arms, one chimney, and a corner nobody has ever used.Primary: function
- Yard libraryA shed-adjacent patch that wants to be read in.Primary: function
- Entry that never resetsSeven by nine. Everything the household carries lands in the doorway.Primary: reset
- Dining room that fits until people sitEleven by thirteen. The table fits. The occupied table does not.Primary: movement
- Basement doing two jobs that cannot hear each otherUnmeasured. The television and the homework are in the same room.Primary: comfort
- Under-stair storage that ate the walkFour and a half feet wide. The useful cupboard is on the only route.Unscored in part
- Kitchen with the square footage but no working routeTen by thirteen. Prep, pantry, landing, and the walk are all one strip.Primary: function
- Bedroom where the reading corner argues with the bedTwelve by fourteen. Two quiet jobs, one field, neither settles.Primary: comfort