Understanding how your room will work... Hujaelewa pls email us tukueleweshe..... maana nilisema mwaka huu tutaongelea interior & landscaping in deep. Ili hata wewe mwenyewe uweze kuifanyia kazi.....

Writing lists of how you want to use the room and drawing scale plans are invaluable practical first steps, but creating a room that's pleasant to live in also means taking into account how it works on a daily basis.

Your room isn't static. It has movable parts, including chairs, windows and doors(internal, wardrobe, cupboard adn cabinet) as well as drawers and drawers and window treatments(curtains) and blinds, which will need to be accessed both during the daytime and in the evening, You need to bea able to reach these easily, and to allow for any space they take up when they are open or closed. Remember, too, that the room is a living space, filled with people who will add their physical presence and their belongings, while in the room the'll use and move furniture, altering the room as they do so.

The furniture you choose should be appropriate for both the size of the room and its intended use as well as being a design that pleases you aesthetically.

GROUPING FURNITURE ADN LEAVING SPACE:
The basic rules for arranging furniture are down to earth and easy to remember,

• Pick a focal point (we will disscus it on the next topic)
• Group furniture around it 
• Leave some space free

Leaving space allows the room's design adn layout to 'breath adn. more practically, it enables you and your family and guests to move around the room freely.

It is also important to think about how the room looks as you enter it. Viewing the backs of furniture from the door can make a room appear unwelcoming.  If one room leads directly into another, help the rooms flow easily by allowing a broad enough route through one room and into the next. A walkway approximately 1m (3ft) wide will allow easy access.

Next topic will be Sitting Room (grouping furniture and leaving space) Pls be free to emails us, and we'are hoping the language we are using is okay with you if not let us know either we use kiswahili or.....kama tumechapia mtuwie radhi hahha