Space Planning | Floor Plan Reviews | Remodels | New Construction
Triple Heart Spaces
Remodeling Made SIMPLE®
Space planning is the process of designing functional floor plans that optimize how rooms flow, how furniture fits, and how people move through a home.
In remodeling and new construction, space planning ensures cabinetry, windows, doors, lighting, and circulation work together before construction begins.
Thoughtful space planning improves daily usability, prevents costly construction changes, and ensures the layout supports how you actually live.
the SMARTER way to build
Space planning is the foundation of a a functional floor plan. It evaluates layout flow, circulation, cabinetry, windows, lighting, and movement before construction begins. Triple Heart Spaces creates functional floor plans saving homeowners time and money.
Most building projects fail not because of poor design taste, but because the layout wasn’t planned correctly from the start.
At Triple Heart Spaces, we guide you through these decisions early so you can communicate clearly with contractors, avoid costly changes, and build with confidence.
Space planning and floor plan reviews bridge the gap between the floor plan and construction.
Our Space Planning Services Include:
Our services focus on floor plan reviews for layout efficiency, space planning consultations for sequencing, functional floor plans with proper flow, and construction-ready documentation to ensure your build functions beautifully and works in real life. We craft 3D renders to help you vision it all with clarity.
Space Planning Consultations
Material and Finishes Mood Board
Space Planning by Room
Floor Plan & 3D Renders
Floor Plans & Construction Documents
Floor Plan Review
kitchen and bath
Remodeling made SIMPLE®
Space Planning
What our clients are saying
“Honestly, it was more information than he (GC) was used to having and often would ask questions that I would be able to respond “it’s in the packet!”, which was a dream for me to be mostly hands off. ”
“She asked questions we hadn’t even considered in our floor plan review—and made us realize our architectural plans were very incomplete.”
“I didn’t have to micromanage. I already had everything for our floor plan: product links, measurements, and images.”
“There was never a question about what to do. Our contractor used her floor plans to frame and build.”
From the BLOG
How to Plan a Remodel: What It Costs and Who to Call First
Not sure how to plan a remodel? Learn what drives cost, planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel, and who to call before you hire a contractor.