Imagination shaper: how to prepare a house map for your home

 A map helps you look at your home from an outside perspective and see what needs to be changed or improved to make your house more like home. Whether you’re planning for a renovation or just want to add in some new pieces of furniture, it’s important to have an idea of what kind of area you want the piece to live in, and how it will fit with the rest of the room. Be an Imagination shaper Draw up this house map, and use it as a guide when you finally buy that bookcase or lampshade that has been on your mind since you started looking around online.

 

What is a maakaan ka naksha?

A home map is an important and effective tool in planning a home or apartment’s interior design and furnishing. A home plan helps you figure out what rooms are needed, where they should be located, and how they should function. It also helps determine the placement of windows and doors, electrical outlets, access points, hot water and heat sources etc., so that you can better organize and arrange each room’s functional elements within its space.

 

How to draw your own maakaan ka naksha?

To draw a Ghar ka naksha, you need only three things: paper and pencil and imagination. So get yourself a piece of paper and draw two circles on top of each other in one corner – one will represent your kitchen, dining room or drawing room, while another can be used to indicate a bathroom or toilet block, depending on your requirements (it’s good if you know in advance!). You can even add smaller circles which can show toilets, pantries or whatever else you may want in separate parts of your home.

 

Why do we need it?

We spend more time in our homes than in any other space and so they are a reflection of us – our personalities, habits and passions! Creating a home map can help you think about what kind of life you want at home and will help you create something that suits your needs perfectly. But don’t stop at creating just one; changing jobs, moving cities, becoming parents, getting married – all these big transitions deserve rethinking as well!

 

Conclusion

There are many factors in choosing your next home – including space and affordability, but it’s important to consider what kind of ‘makan ka naksha’ (home map) you want and whether that matches up with what’s available. You may have to adjust or expand your ideas about living before you can find an ideal place that best matches these goals and aspirations.