Build your kitchen in 3D to your room’s real dimensions — with cabinets that place themselves, automatic routing around windows and doors, and a ready-to-order parts list.
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Tall units
Tall fridge unit
Built-in appliances with real cut-outs: fridge, oven, microwave.
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See how a kitchen comes together in the planner: room plan, cabinets, worktop and materials — from an empty wall to a finished 3D project.
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A new approach
No need to set each cabinet’s position and orientation by hand. The algorithm builds the row itself, shifts neighboring cabinets and shows the gaps as you go — just drag a cabinet to a new spot and the kitchen rebuilds around it. Filling a whole row to match its neighbor, clearing a row, mirroring or rotating the entire kitchen all take one action.
Pick facade, countertop and hardware textures right inside the 3D scene and see instantly how they work together. 300+ chipboard and MDF textures from real manufacturers.
Turn off color so it stops distracting you — see every edge and the full set of dimension callouts right on the scene. Turn on transparency to look inside the cabinet carcasses without taking the kitchen apart. Every calculation and joint recalculates automatically, even when the room’s walls aren’t exactly square.
The catalog has 100+ handle models: concealed edge-pull, bar, and knob — for any facade style. There’s also a fully handleless option — gola, a finger-pull groove along the facade edge, switched on for the whole kitchen in one click in the project settings. Height, depth, back panel and handle type are set once for the whole row, not cabinet by cabinet. Wall cabinets get their own handleless options too — a recessed cabinet bottom or an extended facade that hides the gap.
If a column, pipe or ledge sits in the row’s path, the cabinet gets the right-shaped cutout on its own and shifts along the row to clear the obstacle without losing its facade or function. If a cabinet genuinely can’t clear the column, the planner warns you and suggests a replacement.
Windows and doors come from your apartment floor plan — no need to redraw them in the kitchen. The algorithm automatically leaves a gap in the cabinet row around them and helps you size the neighboring cabinets so everything lines up without manual adjustment.
Draw windows and doors in the floor plan editor →
Multiple sections
As many sections as you need in one project — each straight, L-shaped or U-shaped, on its own wall.
Blum drawers
Blum TANDEMBOX, METABOX, MERIVOBOX and LEGRABOX — 3D models and drawer parts in the cutting list.
LED lighting
Under the wall cabinets: in the centre, at the front or by the wall.
Built-in appliances
Oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher and sink with real cut-outs.
Your own prices
Your own price list for materials, hardware and services — at your supplier prices.
Export
PDF, Excel, a GLB 3D model and a shareable project link.
From design to production
Cam-lock and dowel drilling points are calculated automatically to match each part’s real dimensions. Every joint is really two separate parts on two different panels that have to line up exactly. Turn on transparency in geometry mode — if a calculation is off anywhere, you’ll see the mismatch immediately, not after the kitchen is assembled.
The kitchen turns itself into a ready cutting plan: parts are grouped by material and nested onto standard sheets to their real dimensions and edge banding, with a fill-rate percentage for every sheet. Export the plan to PDF or Excel and send it straight to production.
Every kitchen part has its own size, material, edge banding and fastener holes, including cutouts for the sink and appliances. The list is generated automatically from every cabinet in the project and updates instantly whenever a dimension changes.
| # | Part | Length (mm) | Width (mm) | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Side panel | 720 | 560 | 4 sides |
| 2 | Top panel | 800 | 560 | Front, 2 sides |
| 3 | Bottom panel | 800 | 560 | Front, 2 sides |
| 4 | Shelf | 770 | 540 | Front |
| 5 | Back panel | 800 | 720 | — |
| 6 | Drawer front | 396 | 178 | 4 sides |
| 7 | Drawer side | 500 | 176 | Top |
The total is built from materials, hardware, fasteners and services — at catalog prices or your own. Any line item can be edited by hand, and the total recalculates instantly. Set up your own price list and projects are costed at your prices.
Total estimate
Cabinets
A wide range of modules across four groups — base, wall, tall units and mezzanines: drawer units, a cargo cabinet, oven, dishwasher, hob, bar counter, hoods and more. Every cabinet has its own height, depth and interior fittings that adapt to the rest of the kitchen.
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Base cabinet with drawers
Wall cabinet
Tall unit for a built-in fridge
Mezzanine
Base cargo cabinet
Built-in hood
Tall unit for a built-in oven
Corner mezzanine
Cabinet for a built-in oven
Wall cabinet with a drying rack
Tall unit
Cabinet for a dishwasher
Wall cabinet with a plate rack
Bar counter
Yes — building a kitchen project and getting the parts list is free, no software to install. AI render uses credits.
No. Modules place themselves automatically, and 25+ built-in ergonomics rules flag what to fix before you order.
Yes. A project can have several sections, and each one is straight, L-shaped or U-shaped — that is how two-row kitchens and a separate run on another wall are built.
A full parts list with dimensions, material and edge banding, a cutting map for each sheet, a cost estimate by category, and a 3D model of the project.
Yes — set up your own price list with supplier prices once, and every project after that is costed with your real numbers.
The kitchen rebuilds itself when you drag a cabinet — no need to set position and orientation by hand. Handles and gola profiles are matched in one click. And what you get at the end isn’t a picture — it’s a full parts list with a cutting plan and cost estimate, ready to send to production.
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Build your kitchen in the planner: 3D, exact dimensions and a parts list ready to order.
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