
Self-serve AI report—not a booking desk
Room type prefilled for your check
Actionable tasks you can tick off
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Intent
Start with desk geometry, optionally use the desk-position tool, then run a home-office Free Home Check.
Home office and desk feng shui share one guide: command position and cable clutter affect focus more than lucky charms.
See the door, solid backing, screen glare control, and a clear left/right work triangle.
Evaluate
Expandable checks—scored after you place furniture.
Pitfalls
Remedies
Proof
Illustrative fixes—your plan check is the source of truth.
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Home office workflow
Feng shui home office means desk command position and chair backing—not bookshelf aesthetics alone.

01
Mark the door and window so the desk can see entry without sitting in the rush.

02
Drag a desk into command; keep solid chair backing—avoid classic back-to-door setups.

03
Receive a focus report: back-to-door desk, cable clutter, and glare that keeps the nervous system “on.”
Home office planner
A work-focus guide with different furniture and scores than bedroom or kitchen.

Built for homeowners and renters—drag, drop, and check on any device.
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Real-scale pieces so experiments stay honest before you move anything heavy.
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Prefill home office in Free Home Check; deepen with the desk position tool when needed.
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Next
Primary path: check this room type—or upload a floor plan, confirm AI recognition, then generate a report.
Room type prefilled. Draw walls, doors, and furniture—score against the rules.
Check home officeUpload a plan or room photo. AI extracts features—you confirm, then generate an actionable report.
Upload & analyzeRelated rooms, parent topics, and tools to keep going.
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Social proof
For remote-work setups
Home office readers want command geometry—not bath moisture tips.
Marcus Rivera
@marcustheminimalist
“Turning the desk to see the door changed my focus more than any gadget.”
Alex Thompson
@alexathome
“Clearly not the living-room page—desk backing was the whole story.”
Emily Watson
@emilyorganizes
“Cable clutter showed up as a scored item—surprisingly useful.”