Image: u/Worried_Specific7649 on Reddit · The Home Assistant floorplan dashboard on a wall tablet
A Home Assistant floorplan drawn from photos of each room
The maker spent a day with Claude combining two Home Assistant systems into a top-down floorplan of their flat, drawn in Python from room photos, with lights that glow and switch on the plan.
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- Reddit poster Worried_Specific7649 Source ↗
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A Home Assistant dashboard shows a top-down floorplan of the maker's flat, drawn and furnished in Python from photos of each room, with the terrace, garden, street and cars in the garage. Lights glow on the plan and can be tapped to switch, rooms show temperature and humidity, and appliances animate: the washer drum spins, the kettle steams, the hob turns red.
The maker spent a day with Claude combining their main and security Home Assistant systems. Per-appliance energy comes from circuit-level Shelly meters, and a security layer is mirrored read-only from the second instance, with door and window states, cameras and person and dog detections. The robot vacuum appears as a witch flying laps while it runs.
It is built from picture-elements, card-mod and config-template-card with SVG overlays, and has desktop, wall-tablet and phone layouts.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Reddit: My Home Assistant floorplan dashboardReddit poster: Worried_Specific7649Posted
The maker's post in r/homeassistant listing the dashboard's features.