Eleven styles, and the light.

Look in the header, or L, repaints the floor. Every picture on this page is the same three repositories and the same nine sessions.

The floor in Studio oak, the default: warm herringbone wood in Your Office and the lounge, pale carpet in the project rooms. — Studio oak. The floor as it ships.

The same floor in Night lab: dark floors and dark furniture, with the robots and their state colours standing out. — Night lab.

The same floor painted in the Paper office style, with its own floors, furniture and light. — Paper office.

The same floor painted in the Terrazzo hall style, with its own floors, furniture and light. — Terrazzo hall.

The same floor painted in the Garden floor style, with its own floors, furniture and light. — Garden floor.

The same floor painted in the Workshop style, with its own floors, furniture and light. — Workshop.

The same floor in Daylight studio: pale ash boards under noon light, with glass between the rooms. — Daylight studio. Pale ash under noon light, glass between the rooms.

The same floor in Graphite loft: grey terrazzo and loop pile, dark frames behind glass partitions, under evening light. — Graphite loft. Grey terrazzo and loop pile, under evening light.

The same floor in Nordic wool: cool ash, cork and broadloom, with low dividers between the rooms, under morning light. — Nordic wool. Cool ash, cork and broadloom, low dividers, morning light.

The same floor in Colour plan: a neutral building where each project's room has a calm colour of its own. — Colour plan. Every repository its own colour, on a neutral building.

The same floor in Walnut executive: fine herringbone and cork in a clay wash. — Walnut executive. Fine herringbone and cork in a clay wash.

A style is a whole floor at once: materials, colours, furniture, rugs, partitions and light. It never touches your agent size, and your agents keep their own colours. ?look=night-lab on the floor's address tries one in a single tab and saves nothing.

Morning, noon or evening.

One light on the floor, at 30°, 45° or 60°. Every shadow is longer in the morning and longer still in the evening, and the daylight turns cool, warm or amber. Noon is the default.

It is one of the six things in the Look panel, beside agent size, theme, style, density and room colours. A click changes the floor straight away, and Esc closes the panel.

The Look panel, open under its button. Agent size: small, medium, large, auto. Theme: default, night shift, blueprint. Style: eleven small pictures, from Studio oak to Walnut executive. Density: calm, normal, lively. Light: morning, noon, evening. Room colours: a switch.

A colour for each project's room.

Room colours, subtle or zoned. Zoned gives each project one of six calm colours, so two rooms side by side are told apart before you read a plate.

Five project rooms with room colours set to subtle: each carpet leans a little toward its project's colour, and the five are close to one beige. — Subtle

The same five rooms with room colours set to zoned: each project's room has a calm colour of its own, and neighbours never share one. — Zoned

The colour keeps the floor's own brightness, so names and state colours read exactly as they did. On the Colour plan style a name measures 11.2:1 against its room on the default theme.

Three themes.

The warm default, night shift, and blueprint: the floor as white line work on drafting blue. A theme applies on top of any style.

The DeckHQ window in the night shift theme: the same office after hours, with dark floors and the robots lit. — Night shift

The DeckHQ window in the blueprint theme: the office drawn as pale line work on drafting blue. — Blueprint

The size of the people.

Small, medium, large or auto. Desks, chairs, sofas and rugs resize with the robots, while corridors and labels stay put, so a floor of five fills the window and a floor of a hundred still fits.

The orbital-api room with agent size set to small: a small robot at a small desk in a large room. — Small

The same room with agent size set to large: the robot, its desk, the meeting table and the rug are all larger. — Large

Density

Calm, Normal or Lively: how many plants and props are on the floor, and how much a room is furnished beyond its desks.

Everything finer

Under Advanced: a floor for each zone, a colour scheme, furniture, rugs, plants, props and partitions, each over a live preview. 72 choices over fourteen pickers.

Nothing illegible

A combination that would leave a rug or a label too faint is refused. The reason appears beside the control and nothing changes.

A look is a file you own

It names no project, no path and no session, so you can post it.

deckhq look export > my-floor.json

deckhq look import my-floor.json