From a flat drawing to a designer's next order
Uyut3D brings the whole path into one place: learn interior design, make a 3D project of a flat, show it to the client by link and get the next order. The project was founded by Sergey Salomatin from Yaroslavl, Russia.
How it started
In the founder's wordsI was browsing websites of new residential buildings. Some developers showed their floor plans beautifully in 3D, others just posted a bare card with a drawing. From a drawing like that you can't tell whether your sofa fits or where the bed goes, and ordering a visualisation for every flat is expensive for a developer. I wanted to write a script that turns a drawing into a furnished 3D scene.
It turned out such editors already existed. But in them you still build the flat by hand, wall by wall and wardrobe by wardrobe. I started my own from scratch and focused on what eats the time: the plan is recognised from an image, furniture is placed automatically around passages and doors, and the finished flat opens for the client by link in a browser.
Along the way I realised the editor is only the middle of the road. A designer needs somewhere to learn, something to work in and a way to find clients, and today those are three separate services. Uyut3D puts them together: the School gives the skill, the editor and the Studio give the tools, the designer directory brings orders. Each part leads people into the next.
A designer's whole path in one place
Four parts work together: learn, make a project, show it to the client by link, get the next order through your own page.
- Coming soon
Uyut School
Interior design courses right inside the service. The platform is ready and the first courses are being written.
Flat editor
Plans from a photo, auto-furnishing, a first-person walk, wiring, drawings for your builder and a shareable 3D tour.
Furniture Studio
If the catalogue lacks the piece you need, build it: a wardrobe for a niche, a kitchen with a panel cutting plan.
Designer directory
Your own page with work and a CV. Clients find a designer by city and send a request right on the site.
What the AI does
Neural networks in Uyut3D take over the routine: a description becomes a layout, a photo becomes a 3D model, a drawing becomes a scene with labelled rooms.
Layout from a description
Type "two-bedroom, 55 m2, bedroom by the window" and the assistant builds the layout, furnishes the rooms and picks finishes. Then edit it in words: merge the kitchen with the living room, move a wall, cut a door.
Drawing from an image
Walls, doors and windows are recognised on a photo or scan of a plan. The AI reads labels and printed areas and uses them to set the scale and room types.
3D model from a photo
Take a photo of an object and the neural network turns it into a 3D model. Refine it in the Studio and place it in your flat.
What already works
- features, each with its own detailed page
- 16
- furniture and decor models in the catalogue library
- 7,300
- of a whole floor recognised from a single plan image
- 39 rooms
- and your client walks through the flat in a browser, no software or sign-up
- 1 link
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