I have loaded the floor plan image. Let's now calculate the area for each room based on the dimensions provided in the plan.

The room dimensions in the floor plan appear in meters (e.g., 4.80 x 4.50). To calculate the area of each room in square meters, we will multiply the width and length for each labeled room. I'll extract the room labels and dimensions from the image next.

Let me proceed with calculating the areas for each room in the plan.Here are the calculated areas for each room in square meters based on the floor plan:

1. Bedroom 3: 21.60 m²
2. Master Bedroom: 18.50 m²
3. Family Lounge: 16.55 m²
4. Study/Guest Room: 16.36 m²
5. Walk-in Wardrobe (1): 3.49 m²
6. Walk-in Wardrobe (2): 5.16 m²
7. Toilet (1): 6.32 m²
8. Toilet (2): 9.19 m²
9. Toilet (3): 3.49 m²
10. Balcony (1): 4.12 m²
11. Balcony (2): 4.12 m²
12. Enclosed Balcony: 6.45 m²
13. Balcony (Family Lounge): 6.45 m²
14. Balcony (Study): 2.88 m²

Would you like to go into more detail or ask about any specific calculations?

Here are five questions you might consider:

1. Do you want the total area of the entire floor?
2. Should I break down the areas of other smaller sections like passageways?
3. Would you like a comparison between room sizes?
4. Do you need help understanding how these areas relate to furniture layout?
5. Should we explore possible rearrangements of spaces based on these dimensions?

Tip: If you are planning renovations or changes, knowing the area of each room helps you calculate material costs, like flooring or paint.