Rooms

The eight rooms

A room is a volume, an air class and a household, not a square-metre figure. The same 14 m2 reads differently with a closed door and a cat.

The eight rooms
Rooms	Floor area	Air exchange	Working humidity	Household	Rung
Entryway ENT	3.4 m2	closed	44 %	none	L1 / L2
Living room LIV	21.5 m2	ventilated	47 %	cat	L3 / L4
Bedroom BED	14.2 m2	closed	46 %	none	L1 / L2
Kitchen KIT	9.8 m2	draughty	55 %	none	L2 / L3
Bathroom BATH	5.6 m2	draughty	72 %	none	L1 / L2
Study STDY	8.6 m2	closed	43 %	none	L2 / L3
Wardrobe WARD	1.8 m2	closed	41 %	none	L1 / L2
Car CAR	3.2 m2	draughty	50 %	none	L1 / L2

ENT · 3.4 m2 · closed Entryway 2 live plan(s)

the first three metres, and the only room that gets judged in two seconds

LIV · 21.5 m2 · ventilated Living room 1 live plan(s)

the largest volume in the flat, and the hardest to fill evenly

BED · 14.2 m2 · closed Bedroom 1 live plan(s)

eight hours of continuous exposure — the room where less is genuinely more

KIT · 9.8 m2 · draughty Kitchen 2 live plan(s)

cooking smells win every argument — work with them, not against them

BATH · 5.6 m2 · draughty Bathroom 1 live plan(s)

the wettest room, and the one that eats the most refills

STDY · 8.6 m2 · closed Study 2 live plan(s)

a closed box with a desk in it, occupied for long stretches

WARD · 1.8 m2 · closed Wardrobe 2 live plan(s)

a sealed 1.8 m2 cabinet where the carrier never stops working

CAR · 3.2 m2 · draughty Car 1 live plan(s)

3 m2 of cabin with a 20 C temperature swing and no escape route