Placement Guide
Where to hang each geometry
Every room has a centre of gravity. A wall the eye returns to. A corner where light collects. These are not accidents of architecture. They are positions.
Each geometry has a position. The mathematics determines the form. The room determines where it belongs. One responds to the other. Neither compromises.
Seed of Life
Bedroom · Meditation Nook
Stillness. Origin. The first geometry — the one everything grows from. Place it where breath slows.
Metatron's Cube
Study · Office · Entryway
Structure. Precision. Every Platonic solid nested in one form. In a study, it feels like clarity. In an entryway, it holds the wall.
Vesica Piscis
Bedroom · Reading Corner
Duality. Overlap. The space between two things. The Vesica is where two circles meet. It belongs where you go to think.
Flower of Life
Living Room · Creative Studio · Garden
Expansion. Complexity. The geometry of things that keep becoming. The Flower extends into shared space — living rooms, studios, anywhere people gather.
Torus
Kitchen · Bathroom · Hallway
Circulation. Flow. Return. The spiral that comes back to itself. It belongs where the house moves — kitchens, bathrooms, spaces of circulation.
Equilibrium
Centre of Home · Hallway
Vector balance. Zero-phase geometry. Buckminster Fuller's stillness point — the form from which all others emerge. Place it at the centre. Everything else orbits it.
Merkabah
Meditation Chamber · Retreat Space · Yoga Room
Counter-rotation. Higher-order geometry. The most complex form in the collection. The Merkabah belongs in spaces you keep for yourself.
The placements hold in any architecture. Studio. Practice. Retreat. The geometry doesn't adapt to the room. The room adapts to the geometry.