Kujiale Operational

Kujiale is positioned as a cloud-based interior design platform covering multiple stages, from floor plan planning and space layout to visual presentation and design proposal output. Users can complete 3D designs in a browser, reducing reliance on high-performance local hardware.

The platform serves professional designers and is also suitable for homeowners participating in design discussions and space planning. It offers free and paid plans, with the specific available features subject to the actual account and service pages.

The platform supports floor plan drawing, hard-finish design, custom furniture design, and furniture and decor placement, along with cloud-based rendering. According to available information, users can generate 5K high-definition renderings, 720° panoramas, and VR walkthrough content.

Its AI features can recognize floor plan layouts and match multiple furniture and decor schemes. The platform also supports construction drawing and quotation list generation, connecting design proposals to production, and provides a large library of 3D model assets.

Interior designers and drafting professionals can use it to create floor plan proposals, adjust space combinations, and present renderings, panoramas, or walkthrough content to clients. Renovation companies and whole-home customization brands can use design proposals for communication, quotations, and subsequent production coordination.

Real estate agencies can use renderings to show concepts for how a property could look after renovation. Homeowners and DIY users can experiment with layouts and styles for their own floor plans.

Cloud rendering reduces local computing demands, but actual generation time is affected by network conditions, scene complexity, and output specifications. The example of approximately 10 seconds should not be treated as a fixed result for every project.

AI-matched furniture and decor schemes are suitable as a starting point for design, but dimensions, materials, budgets, and on-site conditions still require manual confirmation. Construction drawings, quotation lists, and production coordination details should also be reviewed by professionals before implementation to avoid discrepancies between design presentations and actual construction or procurement.