Define the job
One page should resolve one identifiable decision instead of splitting a search phrase into thin pages.
Rooms, measured before they are styled
Plan rooms that work before you buy what fills them.
Roomology turns measurements, official guidance and sourcing evidence into practical decisions for UK homes—without pretending taste is a rule or a mood board is a floor plan.
Start with the decision
Three guides, each with a job to do.
This first editorial batch stays deliberately narrow. Every guide uses a different decision method, states its scope and links to the primary material behind changeable or regulatory claims.
01
Plan a small living room by clearance, not guesswork
A four-layer measuring method, three layout archetypes and a pre-purchase fit check.
Open the layout guide → 02Test a loft conversion before commissioning drawings
Separate planning permission, building regulations, structure, fire safety and neighbour duties.
Open the decision map → 03Buy timber furniture using evidence you can check
Read labels, trace product claims and balance source, durability, repair and material efficiency.
Open the sourcing guide →Editorial method
Useful before beautiful. Evidence before certainty.
Roomology separates what can be measured, what comes from an official source, what depends on a particular home and what remains a matter of preference.
Map the evidence
Primary sources support regulations and changeable facts. Unverified experience is not converted into a claim.
Add a method
Decision tables, calculators and checklists turn source material into something a reader can apply.
Expose the limits
Jurisdiction, assumptions, update date and review status are shown where they affect the decision.