Stillroom Studio

Approach

From everyday routines to a clear brief.

A useful brief describes how you want to live before it describes how a room should look. Follow the four steps, then try a short sample brief of your own.

Go straight to the brief

How a brief develops

Four steps, one conversation.

Step 1 of 4

Bedroom and work corner · AI-generated illustrative concept

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    Start with routines

    Who is home in the morning, who works from the dining table, where bags and shoes land, when the kitchen gets busy. The brief begins with daily life rather than a mood board.

    A bedroom with a desk set into the wardrobe run beside the window.
    Bedroom and work corner · AI-generated illustrative concept
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    Map the space

    Trace the routes people take through the home and note where things need to be stored along them. Priorities become places: a bench by the door, a desk that closes away, a clear path to the window.

    Abstract diagram · not a real floor plan, not to scale
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    Choose materials and light

    Choose an atmosphere, then test it against use: surfaces that cope with cooking, textiles that stay comfortable, and light for evenings as well as daytime.

    Material samples: dark and natural oak, textured ivory tile, pale stone, charcoal linen, a deep red weave and brushed bronze.
    Material palette · AI-generated illustrative concept
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    Shape the brief

    Put it all into clear words that can guide every later decision: which rooms, what matters most, and the feeling you want to come home to.

    Sample space brief

    Home
    4-room flat · living, dining and entrance
    Priorities
    More storage · easier movement · a place to work
    Atmosphere
    Cosy

    An example layout, not a real client brief.

    Try it below

Demonstration

Create your space brief

Three short steps. Your answers stay on this page only and disappear when you leave or reload it. Nothing is sent, saved or booked.

Your home

Describe the flat and where you would like to start.

Flat type
Rooms or areas to consider

Choose any rooms, or choose “Whole flat” or “Not sure yet” on their own.

Your priorities

What should everyday life feel like, and which atmosphere draws you in?

Everyday priorities

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Preferred atmosphere

Four directions for the same illustrative room. Choose one, or “Not sure yet”.

Atmosphere images: AI-generated illustrative concepts of the same room.

Note and review

Add anything else in a sentence or two, then check your answers.

Please don’t include names, addresses, phone numbers or other personal information.

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