1R, 1K, 1LDK, 2LDK — floor plan choice balances comfort against rent. Answer a few questions to find the layout that suits you.
Q1.How many people will live there?
Q2.Time at home / remote work?
Q3.How much stuff/storage do you need?
Q4.Rent or space — which matters more?
Your match
The single-person standard: a kitchen separated from the living room by a door. More practical than a one-room layout for cooking smells and guests — a balanced choice for living alone.
A compact layout where the kitchen and living area are one space. Good for singles who prioritize low rent or spend little time at home.
A larger living-dining-kitchen plus a separate room. Suits remote work, starting to live together, or a roomier solo life. Rent rises, but so does quality of life.
Two rooms plus a living-dining-kitchen. For couples who want separate rooms, families, or a dedicated work room. Check the balance of storage and rent.
