Thirty years at the board, and software that knows it by heart.

We have been designing kitchens, homes and business premises for more than thirty years. All that time the work has been the same: go out to the site, measure, draw, and hand the carpenter a drawing to cut by.

Everything thirty years have piled up — how much space a corner swallows, where the edge banding has to be thick, how low a wall cabinet may hang above the worktop — is built into the planner. That is why it draws not just a pretty picture but a cutting list that is really cut by, with panel dimensions down to the millimetre.

We work out of Aranđelovac, and the design is delivered as a document — so it makes no difference whether the kitchen is in Belgrade, Sarajevo, Podgorica or Zagreb. The planner and the costing work in dinars, euros and convertible marks.

What you get with a 3D design

• —A design made exactly to the dimensions of your space — not to a catalogue.
• —Images from a dozen angles, so you see the kitchen from every side.
• —Resolution 3840×2160, so you can zoom in to the hardware.
• —Full documentation with the dimensions of the cabinets.
• —Two revisions at no extra charge — colour, layout or both.

For carpenters and retailers

For workshops that sell kitchens themselves the planner produces a cutting list, a CSV for the company that cuts, DXF for the CNC, an assembly guide and an installation plan — for every kitchen, with your own price list and a history of projects.