Measurement guide
Your room's design begins with precise measurement. Our surveyor visits your address and measures the space precisely — accounting for walls, ceiling height, and windows and doors. We also pinpoint utility points (electrical and plumbing) so the design project is based on real conditions. Accurate dimensions are the foundation of quality furniture.
Your room design starts with measurement
If you decide to do the measurements yourself, our guide will help you complete each step correctly.
You can also use our on-site measurement service.
Your room design starts with measurement
If you decide to do the measurements yourself, our guide will help you complete each step correctly.
You can also use our on-site measurement service.
What to measure
These details help you and the designer plan an interior that fits your home perfectly.
Diagram 1 - Floor plan
Measure each wall, including window openings.
The space can be square, T-shaped or L-shaped, as shown.
Mark each window and door, and how they open.
Add electrical outlets and any existing plumbing, as well as fixed items such as boilers, radiators, etc.
Diagram 1 - Floor plan
Measure each wall, including window openings.
The space can be square, T-shaped or L-shaped, as shown.
Mark each window and door, and how they open.
Add electrical outlets and any existing plumbing, as well as fixed items such as boilers, radiators, etc.
Diagram 2 - Wall plan
Make sure to measure the highest (C) and lowest (A) points. Also, how far away is the farthest point (B) in your room.
Measure your windows and the bottom space (D).
Diagram 2 - Wall plan
Make sure to measure the highest (C) and lowest (A) points. Also, how far away is the farthest point (B) in your room.
Measure your windows and the bottom space (D).