Essential Calm is the starting point. White walls, one warm light source, and a companion that answers when you speak to it. Nothing here asks for attention. The vacuum runs while you are in class, the diffuser settles the room before sleep, and a single climate sensor tells you when to open a window. Built to move with you to the next place.

Japandi Minimal pairs warm minimalism with restraint. Light oak tones, paper-soft light, and a speaker that fades into the shelf. The curtain opens on a schedule, the robot vacuum keeps the floor clear, and scent marks the shift from work to evening. What we leave out matters as much as what we include: no clutter, no glossy plastic, no cables on show.

Modern Farmhouse keeps things honest and textural. A thermostat learns your mornings, an LED strip lifts the ceiling at night, and a video doorbell shows the entry on your phone. The scene panel by the door runs the whole room down to one press on your way out.

Mid-Century Focus is a calm command position. Even, adjustable light overhead and at the desk. A power strip that hides the tangle. Voice typing for long documents, a clicker for calls, and an eye massager for the end of a long session. The desk should disappear into the work.

Organic Modern leans on soft form and natural material. A quantum lamp sets the mood in a word, the mop and vacuum keep the open floor honest, and the central screen holds every scene in one place. Scent and sound are tuned low. The room should feel lighter the moment you walk in.

Warm Craftsman is grounded and reassuring. A fingerprint lock and video doorbell cover the entry, smoke and gas alarms report to one app, and a baby monitor keeps the nursery close. The vacuum and pet feeder run on their own schedule. Security here is calm confidence, not a wall of screens.

Quiet Minimal removes stimulation. A low bedside glow instead of overhead light, a diffuser that runs before bed, and a watch that tracks the night without a bright screen. The curtain closes on command. Tension tools for the eyes and neck sit in the drawer, not on the nightstand.

Spa Calm is a corner that signals rest. A vertical diffuser and a soft flame humidifier set the atmosphere. Neck, head and eye tools for tension. A planter light keeps one living thing healthy through the year. Five minutes here should feel like a real pause.

Contemporary Luxury is restraint at scale. A multimodal home robot patrols and answers, a floating light reads as a sculpture, and the central panel runs every zone. Cleaning is fully autonomous. The point is not more devices — it is fewer visible ones, doing more.

Architectural Modern is the complete picture. A humanoid platform for physical tasks, a patrol robot for presence, commercial floor care indoors and an RTK mower outside. One hub, one lock standard, one camera language across the site. This is the reference build the Space Planner app is designed around.