For two people deciding together
The room is empty. The kitchen is already there.
For now only through a phone screen. Scroll: first we show why it helps and how to use it, and you try it at the end of the page.
Why
One of you pictures a kitchen. The other sees bare walls.
Not everyone reads drawings, and a kitchen stays for years. The phone shows it where it will stand: in your room, in your light.
Step 1
Point the phone at the floor
Move it slowly over the floor until it finds it. There is nothing to install, it all opens from the browser.
Step 2
Wait for the ring
On Android a ring shows where the kitchen will go. On iPhone the system places it for you.
Step 3
Tap the screen
The kitchen stands on the floor at full size. This is a real calculation by the FurniGen planner: a 3000 mm wall, fridge in the run.
Step 4
Walk around it
The kitchen stays put and you move. Look from the side, stand where you would cook.
Together
Pass the phone over
You both see the same thing in the same room. That's easier to talk about than a drawing.
Honestly
An impression, not a measurement
The phone can shift the model by centimetres. The yellow frame shows where the kitchen should stand, and the shift is exaggerated here so you can see it. A site measure decides whether it fits.
What AR gives you, and what it doesn't
- It gives a sense of size. How much of the room the kitchen takes and, by eye, how much walking space is left.
- It gives a shared picture. Two people look at the same thing, not each at an imagined kitchen.
- It doesn't give millimetres. That's what a site measure is for. AR can be off by centimetres.
- It doesn't give exact colour. Colours on screen are approximate, and fronts are chosen from samples.
Now try it yourself
We'll show a kitchen for a 3000 mm wall. You need some clear floor and a few metres to step back.
- Tap the button below.
- Move the phone over the floor.
- The kitchen places itself. Walk around it.
- Tap the button below and allow the camera.
- Move the phone over the floor until a ring appears.
- Tap the screen and the kitchen stands there. Walk around it.
An app's built-in browser can't open AR. Open this page in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android.
AR works on a phone. Point the camera at the code, or open the address in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android.
lab-room.furnigen.app/en/
And now your wall
Enter the wall length and FurniGen prepares a description and sketch for it.
No sign-up. The description lives for 3 days until you confirm it in your browser.
Couldn't reach FurniGen. Try again, or start on our main site: open furnigen.app
What we don't promise yet
- The service is in closed testing and there have been no paid orders yet. We don't promise manufacturing, installation, timelines or guarantees for now.
- Full-size AR on a live Android phone is still being verified. If it doesn't work, the page tells you why.
- The 3000 mm kitchen here is an example, not a design for your room.
- The fridge, dishwasher and oven niches are empty in the model: appliances aren't shown here.
How it's made
- The room and the kitchen are drawn separately: the kitchen shows only where the phone screen is (WebGL stencil buffer). Scrolling drives the camera and the phone.
- The scene, model.usdz for iPhone and model.glb for Android all come from one planner calculation.
- AR: AR Quick Look on iPhone, WebXR on Android with Scene Viewer as a fallback, no apps.
- Without WebGL the page stays whole: the text and the real AR work without the scene.