Home Function + Fit ReviewDoes your home still fit the way you live today—or are you beginning to notice a shift?
This isn't a decision-making tool.
It's a way to notice patterns in how your home is working for you.
Daily Ease & Movement
I move through my home easily
My daily routines work well with the layout.
I use the parts of my home that I need and want to use.
Living here feels relatively easy.
Several “Somewhat” or “No” responses may indicate that everyday friction is beginning to build.
Energy to Maintain
Cleaning and upkeep feel manageable.
I can keep up with the tasks my home requires.
Maintenance doesn't feel overwhelming.
My home doesn't feel like a constant project.
Several "Somewhat" or "No" responses may indicate that maintenance demands are increasing.
Space & Use
I use most of the space in my home.
I'm not spending time and energy maintaining space I rarely use.
My home doesn't feel too large or too small for the way I live now.
The layout still works well for my life today.
More than one “Somewhat” or “No” may suggest that your space is no longer fully aligned with how you live.
Life Fit
My home supports my current needs, routines, and family life.
I don't find myself thinking about moving more often than I used to.
My home feels suited to the life I'm living now.
I don't often find myself thinking, “This used to work better.”
If more than one feels like “Somewhat” or “No,” life fit may be shifting.
Homes rarely stop fitting all at once.
The fit can change gradually through small shifts in effort, space, routines, and daily life.
This isn't a decision point. It's a way to recognize patterns before you need to make one.
If you've noticed a pattern, a conversation can help you think through
what it might mean—and what options you may have.