Preview first
Select your two corners and take a moment to look at the outline before committing.
Divide a royal floor into perfect chambers. Discover gold in the geometry, diamonds in the details and a little satisfaction in every piece that fits.

No reels, no wagers and no hidden cost. The Gilded Chambers is a small spatial puzzle where a correct fit is its own satisfying result.
A bright facet, a clean edge, a golden interval. Three views of the royal treasury.
Six means six squares. A room can be wide or tall, but it must remain a rectangle and include only its own clue.
See the full method2 rows × 3 columns = 6 squares. Exactly one clue.
Turn scattered numbers into a complete plan. Each rectangle holds one clue, and its area matches that number.
Select one corner, then the opposite corner. Check your preview before placing it.
Two numbers cannot share a room. No number means there is nothing to define its area.
Multiply rows by columns. The result must agree with the clue inside the proposed chamber.
Stay inside the board and outside existing rooms. Every square must belong somewhere at the finish.
Select your two corners and take a moment to look at the outline before committing.
A placed room is not permanent. Select it to remove it, or undo your previous change.
A prepared chamber can make the remaining space easier to read. Its whole operation can be undone.
The three plans, undo and examples are available from the beginning. No account, timing pressure or valuable prize is attached.
No. Any full partition is accepted if its rectangles each contain one clue of the correct area and do not overlap.
No. The preview lets you inspect it. Place chamber validates and commits the rectangle.
An example needs its own squares. Existing chambers intersecting it are cleared as one operation, which you can undo.
No. The three included plans are all available from the selector, without payment or an account.
Send the selected floor plan, two corner coordinates and the message you saw. A precise note helps explain the puzzle.