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The classic "work triangle" — refrigerator, sink, and hob — remains the gold standard. Each leg should be between 4 and 9 feet, with a total perimeter of 13–26 feet. L-shaped and U-shaped layouts work well for this. For larger kitchens, a kitchen island adds a fourth work zone and extra storage. Galley kitchens are surprisingly efficient for a single cook as everything is within easy reach.

The bed should be the focal point of the room. Ideally, position it against the wall opposite the door so you can see the entrance when lying down — this is both aesthetically pleasing and psychologically reassuring. Leave at least 24 inches on each side for walkability, and avoid placing the bed directly under a window to prevent draughts and loss of privacy.

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Use large-format tiles (at least 600×600mm) as fewer grout lines make the floor look continuous and expansive. Continue the same tile onto the lower wall or in the shower enclosure to blur boundaries. Use wall-hung vanities to expose the floor and create the illusion of more space. A frameless glass shower screen instead of a curtain keeps the sightline open. Mirrors are essential — a full-width mirror above the vanity doubles the visual depth.