Living Room Art Layouts

The project starts with measured walls, annotated room images, and a sixteen-artwork library. The goal is to compare compositions across the requested walls and leave room for the resident to keep experimenting. The workflow moves from evidence and alternatives through human review to a reusable editable artifact.

Three initial schemes became two revised alternatives after eleven supplied editorial references were reviewed. The broader salon introduced a wider six-piece sofa arrangement, unequal groupings, varied frame weights, larger mats, and deliberate negative space.

Measured walls and artwork use one pixel per inch. Furniture placeholders remain approximate, and perspective photographs are calibrated rather than uniformly scaled. The retained elevations show the proposed physical sizes without presenting generated mockups as installation proof.

The first Figma arrangement overlapped. Direct user feedback led to three organized pages: Measured playground, Original room references, and Photo playground. The source reports that captions, dimensions, and editable image, mat, and frame layers were preserved.

The available source stops at a usable design playground. Final furniture checks, artwork-resolution decisions, frame selection, and installation remain unresolved; no completed physical outcome is claimed. A revision-stage TV mockup failure left a gap in illustrative output, while measured TV elevations remained available.