AI Architect · first model free
Kitchen in 3D from a plan or a photo
Kitchens are where most remodels start and where mistakes cost the most. Upload the plan or a photo, get counters, island, sink, hob and fridge as editable objects, then try the open-plan version before you knock anything down.
The numbers that matter
- Work triangle
- Sink, hob and fridge within 4–8 m of total path; the studio shows the distances when you move them.
- Counter height
- Standard 90 cm (36 in); islands 90–95 cm; bar overhangs need 30 cm of knee space.
- Walkways
- Minimum 100 cm between runs, 120 cm around an island used by two people.
- Island size
- Rarely worth it under 3.5 m of room width; a 120 × 80 cm island fits most 4 m kitchens.
What the AI extracts
- Walls, doors and windows with their real positions and sizes
- The room polygon and its floor area in m² / sq ft
- Fixtures and furniture as editable objects, not pixels
- Materials for floor, walls and ceiling, changeable by talking
- Curtains, openings and lighting for day and night views
Things you can say
- “Open the kitchen into the living room”
- “Add a 200 by 90 cm island with two stools”
- “Change the counters to white quartz”
- “Show me a night render”
Frequently asked
- Can I remove the wall between the kitchen and living room?
- Yes. Select the wall and delete it, or ask the AI to open the kitchen into the living room. The rooms merge and the floor area updates. Whether it is load-bearing is for an engineer to confirm.
- Does it place appliances?
- The AI reads fixtures it can see on the plan or photo (sink, hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher) and you can add or move any of them.
- Can I try different finishes?
- Counters, cabinet fronts, floor, splashback and walls are separate materials. Say what you want or pick from the presets, then render.