Efficient
Comfortable in normal-sized rooms, with lower wall area and enclosed volume.
01 Feel
10 ft · 11 ft · 12 ft · 13 ft+
Floor height changes the feeling of a room, but it also changes walls, stairs, windows, services and the volume you need to cool.
Higher is not automatically better. A tall room works best when its width, windows and furniture also suit that height.
02 Options
The height should make sense with the room's width, openings, lighting, furniture and purpose.
Comfortable in normal-sized rooms, with lower wall area and enclosed volume.
Noticeably airier, with flexibility for taller windows and lighting.
Spacious and dramatic, but adds wall area, stair rise and cooling volume.
Best in deliberately tall architecture; it can feel excessive in narrow rooms.
03 Clear
A quoted floor-to-floor number is not always the height you finally see.
Is this floor-to-floor height or finished clear height?
04 Lab
Watch how the sense of openness arrives with more wall, stair rise and enclosed volume.
Taller can be better—when the whole room is designed for it.
Reach 13 ft to complete the comparison; reduced motion remains fully usable.