Maket has added Text to Furniture to its home design app. The feature creates a 3D furniture model from a written description and places it into a floor plan.
Describe it. Create it. See it in your space.
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Turn a text prompt into 3D furniture you can add to your floor plan.
Text-to-Furniture is now live in Maket. pic.twitter.com/71jeoCKmgr
Adding a custom piece opens a two-step dialog. First, users choose between uploading a photo and describing the piece, then type a description such as an oval burl wood dining table. Next, Maket shows the generated model with a name and its height, width, and depth in inches. Once the piece is created, it is saved to a personal library called My Objects. From there, it can be placed in any room of a floor plan and viewed in 3D alongside the rest of the layout.
Until now, custom furniture in Maket started from a photo of a real piece. A description is enough to create a piece that has no photo to work from. Because the model carries real dimensions, a room can be planned around the exact piece, at its actual size, to see whether the layout works before anything is bought or built.
Each piece uses 10 credits. Maket’s free plan includes 30 one-time credits. The Homeowner plan costs $20 per month and includes 300 credits.
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Maket is an AI home design platform for residential projects. Users describe the home they want, get a furnished floor plan, and can then view it in 3D. The platform also accepts existing plans as images or PDFs and includes a photo-based furniture feature, which Text to Furniture now sits beside.
