Before the cabinets are ordered
Make space for the island. And for everything around it.
Try a different island size before you order the cabinets.
Plan my kitchenDrawing your plan is free. 3D, furniture, photoreal renders and downloads come with Premium.
Try the decision, not just the look
The island is a layout decision.
Example gap: 0.7 mExample gap: 1.0 m
Illustrative layout study, not a product screenshot or an automatic safety check. Use your own measurements and verify technical requirements with a qualified professional.
What to look for
Switch the island size in this study. The marked gap changes while the outer room and cabinet run stay fixed.
When the layout is ready
Premium adds photoreal concept images and professional exports for the conversation with your fitter. It does not certify clearances.
Try the real workspaceInside the actual planner
The drawing is only the first view.
These product screenshots show a separate example project. Switch views to see how the editable workspace works, without confusing it with the concept artwork above.
Live 3D is an editable model. Renders are separate visual interpretations and may change details.
Try the real workspaceFrom first draft to a decision
Small moves. A better plan.
The finish catches your eye. The layout decides how the kitchen works. Place the run, island and appliances, then check the space between them.
- 01
Draw the kitchen shell
Enter the wall lengths and place doors and windows. Include the adjoining dining or living area when it shares the same space.
- 02
Place the working pieces
Arrange counters, an island, sink and appliances. Set their dimensions from the products or units you are considering.
- 03
Measure the gaps
Use dimension lines to check aisles and passages. Appliance openings and installation clearances need a separate check against supplier specifications.
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Review it in 3D
Look along the counter and across the island in live 3D. Explore finishes in a photoreal render with Premium before discussing the layout with your fitter.
A clear starting point
The planner works before you pay
Get the layout right first. Choose Pro when photoreal renders and finished deliverables help you take it further.
Before the real-world changes
Good plans start with clear answers.
Does it check appliance door collisions automatically?
No. Use the scaled plan and dimension tool to review spacing, then check open-door dimensions and installation requirements with your supplier.
Can I change cabinet and island sizes?
Yes. Edit the dimensions of the available pieces to represent your proposed layout. This is a planning tool, not a manufacturer cabinet-ordering system.
Can I use a showroom plan?
Yes. Bring a plan image or PDF to trace, or import a DXF. Confirm the scale before placing units. Automatic tracing can also draw a first version for you.
Does a render specify the final kitchen?
No. A render explores the appearance and may alter details. Your measured layout, physical samples and supplier drawings remain the basis for ordering.
