Strut Your Stuff
(Page 5 of 5)
September/October 2004
By Laura Daily
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Create a Floorplan
Before you start rearranging, create a floorplan and furniture layout of the room in quarter-inch scale (1/4 inch = 1 foot), suggests Coburn. Measure the room at the floor level, noting all doors, windows, vents, and built-ins. Draw your floorplan on quarter-inch graph paper and make quarter-inch scale cutouts of the furniture for that room. Then proceed with the furniture placement tips, moving the cutouts around until the room feels balanced and all pieces are in relationship. This method sure beats moving heavy pieces of furniture more than once.
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