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The art of furniture placement: How layout shapes the flow of energy at home

Furniture that blends storage with design, layouts that allow easy movement, and materials that feel calm to the senses go a long way in ensuring harmony. It’s a reminder that a home isn’t just meant to look beautiful but it can be emotionally enriching as well.

September 04, 2025 / 12:19 IST
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Furniture placement is more than arranging pieces to fit a room, it sets the tone for how energy flows and how space feels. (Image: Plusch)

The way furniture is placed in a room is far more than a question of aesthetics but also about energy, flow, and how a space makes you feel every single day. Every piece, whether it’s a sofa, chair, bed, or even a modest side table, influences how you move through the space and how comfortable it feels to spend time there. The ultimate goal should be balance: a layout that supports the way you live, whether it’s gathering with family, working from home, or simply unwinding after a long day.

Curating moods

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A thoughtful layout is not just about filling a room with stylish furniture; it’s about curating an experience. When furniture is placed with intention, the result is a space that feels calm, inviting, and effortless to enjoy. Interior expert Sukriti Sharma, Partner at Plusch, explains, “An open, uncluttered layout will naturally put the user at ease, while a crowded arrangement can make performing daily activities distracting and less fluid. In interior design, every element, material, colour, and even the form of furniture, brings its own essence into a room. For me, it’s not only about bringing exquisite products into a space, but about using these elements to create an experience that feels both captivating and meaningful to its user.”

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