Map of Benton Fraser's Apartment
221 West Racine Street, #3J

Some measurements and notes:

• There's more than a stride's length between the bed and the window.
• The walls between the kitchen and the dining room are slightly less thick than a person's shoulders, and the doorway is wide enough for two people to stand in it facing each other and not be very close.
• There's enough room between the foot of the bed and the television for Fraser to sit down and stretch out his legs.
• Fraser's father's trunk serves as a nightstand, with a lot of junk and two (electric) lamps on it, but it's a little farther than an arm's length away from the edge of the bed.
• There's framed artwork on the wall over the head of the bed, on the wall behind the floor lamp in the corner next to the bed, and on the dining room wall over the table.
• There's some sort of sun-shaped decoration on the wall over the mantle, and there are books on the mantle.
• The wardrobe is no taller than Fraser.
• The walls, windows, and kitchen counter are dirty.