A built-in wardrobe your client sees before you build it

Sliding doors, a mirror-and-decor combination, divider strips - on paper it's a few rectangles. MiKiNO turns your sketch into a photorealistic render of the wardrobe in the room, so the client sees what they're paying for.

Try for free - First render free · no card needed · 3 free renders monthly after sign-up

Sound familiar?

Rectangles on paper don't sell

Carcass drawings and dimensions are production material for you - an abstraction for the client. A render shows the finished wardrobe, mirror reflections included.

Endless decor changes

“What would sonoma oak look like? And anthracite?” Generate a new variant in a minute - without redrawing anything.

Competing with showrooms

Big studios have sample walls and 3D designers. With MiKiNO you have a comparable presentation on your phone - right in the client's bedroom.

How it works

Photograph the sketch
Paper, napkin, whiteboard - a phone photo is enough. AI recognises cabinets, drawers and handles.
Pick materials & style
Oak, walnut, laminate, marble… 75+ materials and finishes. The client sees exactly what they'll order.
Show, share, close
A photorealistic render in a minute. Send the client a link or a branded PDF quote.

What MiKiNO does about it

Sliding-door renders including mirrors and glass panels
Decor variants without a new sketch
Alternative views - a front detail or the whole wall (Starter and Pro)
A shareable link and a PDF quote with your logo (Pro)

Frequently asked questions

Does the render show the wardrobe's interior layout?

Yes - if you draw the interior (shelves, drawers, rails), the AI carries it into the visualization. An open wardrobe with a visible interior is a common brief.

Can it handle a sloped attic wardrobe?

Yes - atypical shapes are exactly where a sketch beats a catalog. Draw the slope the way the room has it and the render keeps it.

How accurate are the dimensions?

The render is a presentation image, not a production drawing. It keeps the proportions from your sketch; exact dimensions stay in your production documentation.

More use cases

Close your next deal at the table

Upload your first sketch - the render is a minute away.