Home and layout
Give a small space a clear view.
In a small room, each extra symbol can get in the way. What matters is whether the view keeps the few important functions readable.
Start with the smallest useful set
Choose the functions you actually look for. One light and one temperature may need only two tiles. A model can help where similar positions are difficult to distinguish. The choice depends on the room and screen.
Detail does not establish usability
Furniture can make a room recognisable. Too many small objects may obscure controls or make orientation harder. The eventual layout should be assessed on the intended device. An example image does not establish readability on every phone.
A practical example
Illustrative example: A studio has a sleeping alcove close to a workspace. Two clearly named light positions may be more useful than a fully furnished miniature room.
What your setup needs to provide
VioMio adds a 3D view to Home Assistant. Verified feature groups are light controls, supported cover functions, and display of suitable door/window contacts and room temperatures. Dimming, colour temperature and cover functions depend on the device and integration. Temperatures are read-only. Relevant entities need suitable room and floor assignments. We assess your specific scope before preparing a quote. Suitability for every small screen or older tablet has not been verified.
Your route to a quote
Later, provide approximate room dimensions and the intended display. A simple plan is enough to start discussing the model. For the first enquiry, we need your email address, smart-home system and approximate building or space size. Plans, photos and device information can follow later. Send only necessary materials and remove private information and credentials. We clarify open questions by email and prepare a quote with scope and costs. Implementation is agreed afterwards.