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Spatial Diagnostic Engine

Room Design Diagnostic Tool

Standards-based spatial diagnostics grounded in architectural clearance rules. Select your room type to calculate a Room Health Score, identify layout errors, and get prioritized fixes with estimated costs.

Step 1: Select Room Scenario or Custom Checkup

Select Room Type to Analyze

Check Observed Symptoms (Spatial Checkpoints):
Spatial Performance Audit • Living Room (14×16 Space)
0
Current Health: 78 / 100

Good natural lighting, but severely penalized for an undersized 5×7 rug and restricted 19-inch walkway between sofa chaise and media console.

Criteria Breakdown
Layout & FlowHEALTHY82/100
⚠️Furniture ScaleATTENTION72/100
Lighting LayersDEFECT65/100
Color HarmonyHEALTHY91/100
Storage & ClutterHEALTHY80/100
⚠️Visual BalanceATTENTION76/100
Architectural Rule of Thumb:

Always allow at least 14 inches of bare floor around room perimeters so the area rug frames the space like art rather than choking the walls.

Visual Comparison

Living Room (14×16 Space) Transformation

Slide to inspect
Warm Japandi Sanctuary with 9×12 Anchored Rug & 2700K Layers
Optimized Plan (Score 96)
Undersized 5×7 Rug & Harsh 4000K Overhead Glare
Current Space (Score 78)

Prescribed Spatial Interventions

Ordered by visual ROI impact
1

Area rug is undersized (5×7 in a 14×16 space)

High Priority

Architectural Flaw: The rug floats between chairs without anchoring sofa front legs, visually breaking up conversation flow and shrinking the perceived room volume.

Recommended Fix: Upgrade to an 8×10 or 9×12 natural wool rug with 14 inches of front-leg overhang on the primary sofa.
$180 – $320(+14 pts visual score)
2

Coffee table placement restricts primary walkway to 19 inches

High Priority

Architectural Flaw: Violates universal 36-inch architectural walkway minimum between sofa chaise and media credenza.

Recommended Fix: Rotate sectional orientation by 90° or substitute with two organic nesting oval tables.
$0 (Reposition) or $120(+12 pts flow score)
3

Lighting lacks secondary ambient & task layers

⚠️Medium Priority

Architectural Flaw: Single 4000K overhead ceiling fixture casts clinical downward glare and harsh eye-level shadows.

Recommended Fix: Introduce two warm 2700K indirect table lamps on the console and an arched dimmable floor lamp.
$85 – $160(+8 pts warmth score)
4

Wall art is mounted 10 inches above eye-level

Low Priority

Architectural Flaw: Gallery canvas floats too high toward ceiling crown, visually disconnecting it from the seated furniture arrangement.

Recommended Fix: Re-hang canvas so the mathematical center sits exactly 58 inches above finished floor level.
$0 (15 min DIY)(+5 pts balance score)
Methodology & Standards

How the AI Room Doctor Audits Your Space

Unlike generic image generators that produce fantasy renderings ignoring architectural realities, the AI Room Doctor calculates real physical proportions, ergonomic clearances, and lighting kelvins.

1

36-Inch Circulation Audit

Audits primary walking arteries connecting doors and seating. Identifies pinch points where furniture chokes pathways below the universal 36-inch standard.

2

Rug & Furniture Anchoring

Detects floating "postage stamp" rugs. Calculates whether front legs of sofas and accent chairs rest at least 6 to 8 inches onto the rug to anchor conversations.

3

Kelvin & Glare Analysis

Evaluates downward overhead glare vs diffused ambient lighting. Flags 4000K+ daylight bulbs that wash out warm paint undertones and disrupt evening melatonin.

How to Capture Optimal Room Photos for AI Analysis

✓ Stand in the primary doorway corner:

Capture at wide angle (0.5x on smartphones) showing where the floor meets baseboards on at least three walls.

✓ Shoot during daytime with natural light:

Turn off artificial overhead lights when taking the photo so natural architectural shadows and true paint undertones are visible.

Diagnostic FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Room Audits

Frequently Asked Questions

The Room Health Score (0 to 100) measures how well your room conforms to professional architectural standards across 6 core criteria: layout circulation clearance, furniture scale proportion, lighting kelvins and layers, color harmony, storage/clutter ratio, and visual balance.

Yes! Most low room scores are caused by placement errors rather than furniture quality. Repositioning a sofa to open a 36-inch walkway, lowering artwork to eye level (58 inches), and switching to 2700K warm bulbs can raise your score by 20 to 30 points at zero or minimal cost.

Yes. All uploaded room photos are processed securely in temporary memory for architectural diagnosis and are never published, shared, or made publicly accessible.