Regions that are not rooms: an open-plan loft zoned with polygons and an ellipse.
The same content as the picture, as text: every part and what it says when you open it.
An L of cabinets along two walls and an island facing the room, so the cook is part of the conversation. About 25 m².
A round table for six under a low pendant, between the kitchen and the lounge. About 7 m².
The sofa faces the tall north windows rather than a screen; the television hides in the joinery. About 28 m².
The one room with walls: a walk-in shower, a long basin and a window high in the wall. About 10 m².
Behind a steel-framed glass screen, with a curtain that closes it off at night. About 33 m².
A desk under the west window, with shelving above for books and files. About 10 m².
The front door, a bench and a wall of hooks, with the whole loft in view from the threshold. About 5 m².
A library wall, an armchair and a lamp, in the angle where the light is softest. About 9 m².
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