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Cabinet and wardrobe from photos to editable 3D
Storage is measured in millimetres against a wall. Upload photos of the piece you want, set your wall length and height, and the model adjusts carcass, doors and shelves to fit.
The numbers that matter
- Depths
- Wardrobes 60 cm, bookcases 30–35 cm, kitchen base units 60 cm, wall units 35 cm.
- Doors
- Hinged doors sweep 40–60 cm; sliding doors need 10 cm of extra depth for the track.
- Shelves
- Every 30–35 cm for books, 40 cm for folded clothes; a 90 cm span in 18 mm board sags, keep bays under 80 cm.
- Handles
- Bar, knob, edge-pull or push-to-open; a material swap changes the whole look.
What the AI extracts
- Structural parts (top, legs, panels, cushions, handles) as separate editable objects
- Overall and per-part dimensions once one measurement is confirmed
- Materials and finishes per part, changeable by talking
- Variants: longer, wider, different legs, matching pieces
- Studio renders and GLB / OBJ / STL exports
Things you can say
- “Make it 240 cm wide to fit the wall”
- “Change the doors to sliding”
- “Add two drawers at the bottom”
- “Use matte black handles”
Frequently asked
- Can it fit an alcove?
- Give the alcove width and height and the model becomes a built-in with fillers at the sides.
- Can I see it in my bedroom?
- Add it to a bedroom project; the plan view shows the door sweep.
- Does it export a cut list?
- The part list gives every panel's dimensions; use it with a joiner or a CNC service.