Define the furniture dimensions.
In FurniDraw, a wardrobe or kitchen cabinet is a design with dimensions, internal fittings and materials. Work in the browser, explore the model in 3D and refine it as you learn more about the room. You can start without installing software or creating an account.
Separate the look from the construction.
An AI image can help you imagine the furniture in a finished room. It is a visual interpretation, not a manufacturing document. Use the model and its dimensioned drawings when reviewing the actual geometry. Keep a clear distinction between what an image suggests and what the drawing set specifies.
- Use a 3D view to review proportions and access.
- Use an AI visualisation to discuss atmosphere and finishes.
- Use dimensions and parts lists to discuss the construction.
Bring useful information to the workshop.
FurniDraw’s technical drawing set includes views and schedules for review with a furniture maker. Current limitations include no drilling plans or drawer-box parts, and cutting lists use finished sizes without deducting edge banding. Manufacturing requires site checks and agreement on materials, hardware and tolerances. FurniDraw helps prepare that conversation; it does not replace a maker’s production detailing.