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Light changes a space throughout the day. A kitchen that catches the morning sun may call for a different arrangement from a room used mainly in the evening.
Think about when you use each room and what you do there. A desk needs comfortable, controlled light; a quiet corner might benefit from a softer outlook. These small observations help turn a plan into a place that suits its occupants.
Openings, shade and the depth of a room work together. The aim is not simply more glass, but a useful balance of daylight, privacy and comfort.