For kitchen & furniture businesses
Modular kitchen and furniture businesses sell measured designs: the client wants to see their kitchen to scale, pick shutters and countertops, and get a price that matches the drawing. The quotation has to follow the design exactly, and it changes every time the client moves a unit.
With the Interior Design Studio you draw the kitchen and rooms to their real sizes, show finishes and furniture from your own library, and create the quotation straight from the kitchen design — then the invoice and payment receipts from the quotation.
How it works
Walls, base and wall cabinets, tall units, appliances and the work triangle, drawn to the room’s measured size.
Modular Kitchen DesignerRoom plans with furniture placed to scale for bedrooms, living rooms and wardrobes.
Room Design PlannerA dimensioned floor plan with rooms, doors, windows and an area table.
Interior Floor Plan DesignerShutters, laminates, countertops and handles on a finish board from your material library.
Material & Finish Board MakerProducts with photos, finishes, sizes and prices — as a PDF or an online catalogue.
Furniture Catalogue MakerCreate the quotation from the kitchen units, then the invoice or tax invoice and payment receipts.
Interior Design Invoice & Quotation MakerKitchen, room and floor plans use the sizes you enter; nothing is stretched to fit.
Kitchen units become quotation lines, so the price matches the drawing.
Materials and products with suppliers, sizes and prices, reused on every board and catalogue.
Publish the furniture catalogue at a link that updates when you change it.
Feet and inches or metres, rupees with Indian grouping, optional CGST + SGST or IGST.
Every drawing and document stays editable.
A kitchen drawing should answer three questions at a glance: where everything goes, how much counter space there is, and what it is made of. Draw the walls to the measured size, place units along them and label the finishes, then present the layout next to the finish board.
The drawings are dimensioned 2D concept plans for presentation, not construction or CAD drawings.
Price disputes start when the quotation and the drawing disagree. Creating the quotation from the kitchen design keeps them aligned; when the client changes the layout, make a fresh quotation from the updated design.
No. Layouts are 2D plans drawn to scale. The 3D presentation board presents renders made in other software.
Yes. Save them in your material and product library and use them in boards, catalogues and quotations.
Pieces placed by simple rules are not checked for collisions; adjust positions in the planner or the editor.
Yes, including downloads, with no watermark.
Free, with no watermark — start as a guest and keep your work with a free account.
