Placed to clearances, not just to taste.
Archiagent furnishes a room the way a designer does — bed against the headboard wall, sink on the plumbing wall, nothing parked inside a door swing — and then proves it with a 2D audit you can look at.
Image-based room tools restyle a photo: the sofa lands wherever the pixels look best, and the walkway it blocks is nobody’s problem. Archiagent places objects in a model with dimensions, so a layout that would not work in the room does not survive the audit.
Beds against headboard walls, sofas clear of door swings, sinks on plumbing walls. Each placement is validated, not guessed.
Circulation keeps its minimum width. If a layout would pinch the route through the room, it gets rejected before you see it.
Every furnishing pass ends in a 2D blueprint check, with forbidden zones drawn in bright red instead of buried in a log.
The furniture sits in the 3D model, so the render is of that room — not a lookalike generated from a description of it.
Interior work is iteration. You keep the room and change the thing that bothers you, one sentence at a time.
Style and layout are separate levers. Restyling a room does not quietly move the furniture, and moving furniture does not reset the style.
Describe the space, or furnish a plan Archiagent has already drawn. Either way the room has dimensions before anything is placed in it.
Function first: what the room is for, which wall each fixture belongs on, how people move through it.
A mandatory 2D pass checks door swings, walkway widths and furniture clearances. Violations come back in red on the plan.
Change materials and mood without moving anything, then render the room in up to 8K from the same canvas.
Get a measured starting layout in minutes, then spend your time on the decisions clients actually pay for.
Find out whether the sofa you like leaves room to walk past it — before it is delivered up three flights of stairs.
Furnish an empty unit convincingly and consistently, with layouts that match the plan on the listing.
Check that the rooms you drew hold real furniture at real clearances, while the plan is still cheap to change.
Restyling tools repaint an image: the room looks different but nothing in it is measured, and the new sofa may be standing in the doorway. Archiagent furnishes a dimensioned model, checks each placement against clearances, and shows you the check. You get a layout you could actually build, not only a picture you like.
More than 150 furnishing items, each with real dimensions and placement rules — which wall it belongs on, what has to stay clear around it, how it relates to the other pieces in the room.
Nothing may sit inside a door swing, walkways must keep their minimum width, and every fixture must hold its required clearance. The check runs after every furnishing pass and draws violations in red on the 2D plan.
Yes. Style and geometry are separate. Ask for a warmer or more minimal look and the materials change while footprints, positions and clearances stay exactly where the audit left them.
Yes. You can furnish a room in Luw.ai Studio in the browser without installing anything. Heavier work — high-resolution renders and larger projects — sits on the paid plans.
Yes, up to 8K, photo-real or stylized, from any view. Because the furniture is in the model, the render shows the room you arranged rather than an approximation of it.
Open Luw.ai Studio, describe the room, and see the layout with its clearances drawn in.