Choose a brief, pick a piece and set it on your floor mat. Turn it until the arrangement begins to work.
Your room, on the workbench.
Place a piece.
Change the room.
Place the pieces. Leave a way through. Find an arrangement that fits the moments you want to make room for.
Explore the workbenchSETTLEWORK / ARRANGEMENT STUDIESTry another way
Same pieces.
A different relationship.Compare the room you draw, not just the space it leaves.
The practice
A room is more
than its edges.
Check overlaps and follow the open route from the doorway. Make one small change and see what shifts.
Save an arrangement with its purpose. Try an alternative, compare the two and shape a sequence for your day.
Ways to begin
One purpose.
Several possibilities.
The same room can hold different days. Begin with a moment, then let the arrangement answer it.
A place to arrive
Give the first things you reach for a place near the edge. Keep the center available for what comes next.
A place to focus
Bring a useful surface and nearby storage into a small working group. Try moving the pair together in your next arrangement.
A place to pause
Let a chair, a table and the floor between them become a considered corner. Remove a piece and notice what opens.
A place for tomorrow
Keep a version, try another and compare the floorplans. Add everyday moments in the order you want to try.
