A design studio for decor offices
Mizan has a new kind of client: the engineering and interior-design office. Like a restaurant or a store, the office gets the POS, stock, accounting and everything else in the system — and on top of it, a design studio inside its dashboard.
Rooms and pieces at their real sizes
Enter the room's size and where its doors and windows are, then place the pieces: TV units, bookcases, wardrobes, storage units, desks, beds, wall shelves, an L-shaped corner unit or a diagonal or rounded corner shelf. Every piece is built from boards at their real thickness — sides, top, bottom, shelves, doors and drawers — so change the width and every shelf follows.
- Plan and front views: every piece's size, its distance to each wall, and a ruler to measure anything.
- Control: move with the mouse or the arrow keys; a piece never goes through a wall; green when it stands right, red when it blocks a door or overlaps another.
- Free move: any angle, and lifting shelves and wall units to their height.
- My designs: a piece you designed once goes into any room with one click.
Paint and shaping
One colour for the body and another for the doors and drawers, a matte, satin or gloss finish, and colours for the walls, an accent wall and the floor. Shaping: rounded or chamfered corners, an arch over a column, cut-outs in doors, carved pulls and sloping sides — all drawn, and all in the workshop files.
AI at your side
Write "a bedroom with a wardrobe and a desk" and the AI suggests several arrangements, or describe a piece and it designs it — then change anything you like.
Plans that fit the work
The studio comes in tiers: Basic (plans, front views, the library, cut lists and quotes), 2D (free design, detailed drawings, sheet layouts, CNC and cardboard files, sketch upload) and 3D (the 3D model and editing in it, and buyers turning your designs in the showcase).
