[ROOM_DIMENSIONS] = Room size (length x width in feet/meters) [ROOM_TYPE] = Function of the space (e.g., living room, office) [FURNITURE_ITEMS] = List of furniture pieces to include [FOCAL_POINT] = Main feature (e.g., TV, fireplace, window) [SPECIAL_REQUIREMENTS] = Additional needs or constraints Step 1 → Basic Space Planning Create a top-down floor plan of a [ROOM_TYPE] measuring [ROOM_DIMENSIONS]. Include architectural elements like doors, windows, and built-ins. Place [FURNITURE_ITEMS] in an optimal arrangement focused around [FOCAL_POINT] while maintaining proper traffic flow. Use standard interior design conventions for floor plan visualization with furniture represented at proper scale and orientation. Step 2 → Traffic Flow Analysis Develop a version of the floor plan that shows: Primary circulation paths with at least 30-36 inches clearance Secondary pathways with 24-28 inches minimum Conversation areas with 3-8 feet between seating Proper distance from [FOCAL_POINT] (e.g., TV viewing distances) Access to windows, doors, and functional areas Step 3 → 3D Visualization Creation Generate a 3D perspective view of the [ROOM_TYPE] showing: Realistic representation of [FURNITURE_ITEMS] arrangement Proper scale and proportion of all elements View from main entry point into the room Clear relationship to [FOCAL_POINT] Natural lighting and spatial feel Step 4 → Alternative Layout Development Create one alternative furniture arrangement that: Serves the same [ROOM_TYPE] function Accommodates the same [FURNITURE_ITEMS] Offers different relationship to [FOCAL_POINT] Addresses [SPECIAL_REQUIREMENTS] in a new way Provides different aesthetic or functional benefits Step 5 → Spatial Guidelines & Recommendations Provide specific furniture arrangement recommendations for the [ROOM_TYPE]: Ideal distances between key furniture pieces Proper clearances for doorways and pathways Recommended spacing from walls and architectural features Ergonomic considerations for functional areas Solutions for any [SPECIAL_REQUIREMENTS] Pro Tip: When arranging furniture, follow the "floating" approach for larger rooms by pulling furniture away from walls to create intimate conversation areas, especially in spaces larger than 15x15 feet.