22 rules

Pièce par Pièce

Usages, géométries, hiérarchies

08.1
The living room, organising around a focal point
A fireplace, an artwork, a view. The living room must have a centre
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08.2
The open-plan kitchen, handling the floor and the transition
A poorly treated open-plan kitchen pollutes the living room, here is how to avoid it
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08.3
The kitchen, worktop height
Ninety to ninety-five centimetres, according to your height
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08.4
The kitchen, lighting on the worktop
Light under the wall units, without cast shadow
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08.5
The dining room, pendant and table
A well-dimensioned pendant centres the entire room
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08.6
The bedroom, calm and total darkness
Three conditions for the bedroom to do its job
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08.7
The bathroom, one large mirror
A single large mirror enlarges the room, three small ones fragment it
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08.8
The bathroom, floors and grout against damp
Tiles, polished concrete, terrazzo. Choosing well against mould
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08.9
The entrance, key tray, mirror, bench
Three elements turn an entrance corridor into a useful room
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08.10
The WC, strong paint and committed decoration
The smallest room in the home is the one where you can dare anything
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08.11
The desk in the living room, visual separation
How to integrate a desk corner into the living room without polluting it
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08.12
The child's bedroom, evolvability
Neutral furniture that lasts, coloured accessories that change
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08.13
The baby's bedroom, safety and soothing
Three years that change everything, two priorities that remain
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08.14
Colours in the child's bedroom, what science says
Soothe or stimulate, by zone, by age, by function
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08.15
The bedroom shared by two children
Preserving each child's autonomy without partitioning
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08.16
Children's storage, a system that survives chaos
Accessible to the child, evolving, can be tidied in five minutes
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08.17
The kitchen, the work triangle
Refrigerator, sink, hob, the three poles to respect
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08.18
The dining room, table and chairs proportioned
Sixty centimetres per diner, never less
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08.19
The dining room, complementary pendant
See also rule 08.5, which details the dimensions and heights
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08.20
The balcony or terrace, extending the interior
Continuity of palette, of materials, of care
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08.21
The laundry room or pantry, do not neglect it
The utility room deserves the same rigour as the living rooms
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08.22
The dual-use room, day and night
When a single room serves several uses, separate them in time
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Pièce par Pièce

The living room, organising around a focal point

The open-plan kitchen, handling the floor and the transition

The kitchen, worktop height

The kitchen, lighting on the worktop

The dining room, pendant and table

The bedroom, calm and total darkness

The bathroom, one large mirror

The bathroom, floors and grout against damp

The entrance, key tray, mirror, bench

The WC, strong paint and committed decoration

The desk in the living room, visual separation

The child's bedroom, evolvability

The baby's bedroom, safety and soothing

Colours in the child's bedroom, what science says

The bedroom shared by two children

Children's storage, a system that survives chaos

The kitchen, the work triangle

The dining room, table and chairs proportioned

The dining room, complementary pendant

The balcony or terrace, extending the interior

The laundry room or pantry, do not neglect it

The dual-use room, day and night