Profile Perfect Level 137 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 137 Answer

Spoiler warning: This guide contains the complete solution for Level 137. If you only want help with a specific deduction, read the targeted questions below before looking at the completed grid.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 137?

The trickiest part of this puzzle involves tracking rooms that contain paired props versus single props, alongside directional neighbor clues. Once you anchor the items directly tied to Room C, the remaining tables, walls, and flooring options fall into place cleanly.

Which Room Has The Conference Phone And The Ceramic Floor?

Start with the direct placement for Room C. One clue specifies that one of Room C's props is a Conference Phone. Another clue states that the meeting room with a Phone has a Ceramic floor.

Connecting those two details gives you a solid base for Room C:

• Room C holds the Phone.
• Room C has the Ceramic floor.

This pairing is essential because it immediately takes Ceramic out of the running for Room A and Room B.

How Do You Determine The Table Shapes For Each Room?

With the Phone located in Room C, look at the clue stating that the Phone neighbors a U-Shaped table. In a three-room layout (Room A, Room B, Room C), the neighbor to Room C is Room B. This places the U-Shaped table firmly in Room B.

Next, look at the clue regarding Room A's table having four sharp corners. Between the remaining options of Rectangle and Round, only a Rectangle has four sharp corners.

Assigning the Rectangle table to Room A leaves the Round table as the only available choice for Room C.

Why Does Room A Get The TV And Mic Props?

The prop inventory is split between rooms with multiple items and rooms with single items. The clue notes that rooms with Glass and Striped walls have multiple props. Looking at the full list of props, the multi-item sets are TV / Mic and Whiteboard / Phone, while the Projector stands alone.

Room C already has the Phone, which means Room C takes the Whiteboard / Phone set.

For Room A, a clue specifically notes that neither a Projector nor a Whiteboard is in meeting room A. Since Room A cannot have the Projector and cannot have the Whiteboard, it must take the other multi-prop set: TV / Mic.

This leaves the single Projector for Room B.

How Do The Wall Styles Fall Into Place?

Now that the props are distributed, you can resolve the wall designs using the multiple-prop rule and table restrictions.

Recall that rooms with Glass and Striped walls must have multiple props. Since Room A and Room C hold the multi-prop sets (TV / Mic in Room A, Whiteboard / Phone in Room C), they must split Glass and Striped between them. That leaves the Floral wall pattern for Room B.

To separate Glass and Striped between Room A and Room C, check the rule forbidding the use of a Glass Wall with the Round table. Because Room C contains the Round table, Room C cannot have the Glass wall.

Therefore:

• Room C must have the Striped wall.
• Room A must have the Glass wall.
• Room B retains the Floral wall.

Which Floors Belong To Room A And Room B?

With Ceramic already assigned to Room C, only Carpet and Wood remain.

Look at the clue stating that the Floral meeting room is not using Carpet on its floor. You have already determined that Room B has the Floral wall pattern. Because Room B cannot use Carpet, it must have the Wood floor.

That leaves the Carpet floor for Room A, completing the grid.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that the TV props are the farthest from the Round table can look like a complex spatial calculation. In a three-room row where the Round table sits at the far end in Room C, the farthest room is simply Room A on the opposite end. You do not need to measure positions or second-guess layouts; it merely reinforces that the TV setup belongs in Room A rather than Room B.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your solution quickly, check these three core pairings: Room A combines the Glass wall with the Rectangle table, Room B pairs the Floral wall with the single Projector on a Wood floor, and Room C combines the Striped wall with Ceramic flooring and the Round table. If those match, your puzzle is complete.