So, for example, most people believe that good design is all about selecting good furniture.

And while that’s true, good design is also about where you put that furniture.

So, for example, you could have the best furniture in the world, but if you put it in an awkward position, then your space is not going to feel right.

So, for example, having your sofa too far away from other things could make your space feel disconnected.

Having too much furniture could make your space feel cramped and stressful.

But what’s interesting is that all of these problems can be fixed with small adjustments.

So, for example, moving a chair, opening up space for people to walk through, and turning your furniture towards each other instead of away from each other.

These are small adjustments, and yet these adjustments make all of these problems go away.

So, for example, when your space works well, life works well, conversations flow naturally, and the movement is effortless.

Good furniture placement is not noticed. It’s felt. It’s felt every single day. And sometimes, that’s what’s most important.