Press "Furnish" and an empty floor plan turns into a furnished flat where doors open and chairs slide out from the table.
On an empty plan a 16 m2 living room looks spacious until the sofa goes in. Will there be a path to the window, will the wardrobe open, will a table fit in the kitchen? Bare walls won't tell you. Uyut3D furnishes each room for its purpose and keeps doors, wardrobes and chairs reachable as it goes. A few seconds later the flat is furnished, and you can move any piece by hand.
Bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, nursery, study. The type and name tell the engine what belongs there.
Furniture is placed in groups across the flat, then sockets and switches follow.
Don't like it? Press "Shuffle". Any single item moves with the mouse.
The engine places the whole set: sofa, rug, coffee table, armchairs facing the centre and a TV opposite the sofa. Bedrooms get a bed with nightstands, kitchens a dining group, studies a desk. A group is placed or rolled back as a whole, so you never get a table nobody can sit at.
Every door keeps a 45 cm clear strip on both sides, and the area the door leaf sweeps stays empty. Wardrobes, dressers, kitchen units and the fridge keep 60 cm clear across their full width, so every door opens. Chairs get 50 cm behind them so you can pull them out.
Each room gets twelve layouts, and each is scored for problems: a walkway that is too narrow, furniture bunched against one wall, a corner you can't reach from the door. The one with the fewest wins. It then gets 120 small tweaks: slide a piece along the wall, turn it 90 degrees, swap it for another that fits. A wardrobe against a wall only slides along it, and chairs move with their table.
A 3 m2 bathroom in an old Soviet block has no room for a washing machine, so it goes next to the kitchen sink, or into the hallway if the kitchen is full too. A one-room flat with no bedroom gets a bed in the living room. A kitchen-living room is furnished as both: the kitchen run first, then the sofa and TV, and a dining table from 24 m2.
"Furnish room" fills only the selected room and leaves the neighbours alone. Handy when you've arranged the bedroom yourself and want a quick draft for the kitchen. The room gets the same layout it would get as part of the whole flat; "Shuffle" gives you another.
Furnish the plan from a listing and see where the bed and desk go before the viewing.
A first layout draft in a minute to discuss real options with a client.
Check that the sofa and wardrobe you picked leave room to walk, and only then go to the showroom with a tape measure.
Draw the walls or upload a plan, press "Furnish" and look at the result in 3D.
Upload a supplier's furniture as .glb and photos of your tiles, wallpaper or flooring. They join the catalogue next to everything else.
A wardrobe for an odd niche, a kitchen run or a table the catalogue does not have. Build it from a ready frame and sliders and put it in your flat.
Sockets and switches are placed along with the furniture, and the breaker panel is built from circuits calculated for your apartment.