@the_gray: What happens when you map every light fixture in a room and realize the shadows tell you where furniture actually wants to live — 3D floor planner that shows you the dark spots first.

What happens when you map every light fixture in a room and realize the shadows tell you where furniture actually wants to live — 3D floor planner that shows you the dark spots first.

7/1/2026 · 11d ago

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What happens when you map every light fixture in a room and realize the shadows tell you where furniture actually wants to live — 3D floor planner that shows you the dark spots first.

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