This is a lightweight browser preview. For even more detail and realism — exact geometry (fillets · chamfers · STEP) and the full engine — download the GraphOrbis demo kit ↗

Kitchen Designer

GraphOrbis example · configure → skin → render

Add & place

Click to drop a unit (snaps to the run). Click to select; drag to move it anywhere (edges snap); rotate below.

Selected

nothing selected

Room & views

The window opens to a daylight outdoor view that lights the room through the glass.

Finishes (skins)

Cabinet finish Countertop

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Appliances Floor

Lighting

Display

Wireframe → the engine's mesh. Rendered → your skins + lighting on the same geometry, fast enough to drag things around in.

Realistic renders that same frame 32 times over, moving the pixel grid and the lights a little between takes, and averages them: lights with a size, so shadows soften with distance; the sky sampled one direction at a time, so corners and undersides darken by how much of it they can actually see; daylight that stops at the wall instead of passing through it; and clean edges. It also re-lights — the flat fill the interactive view leans on is turned down and the key eased back, because that work is now being done by light that can be blocked. Not ray tracing: the same rasteriser, run repeatedly. It takes a moment, and starts again whenever you move or change something.

Geometry engine

Preview = the offline JS mesher. GraphOrbis kernel = the real faceted kernel compiled to WebAssembly, modelling every cabinet, wall and counter (sketch → extrude → tessellate) in your browser — no server. ~3.7 MB, loads on first use.

Bill of materials

Add a module to start.

Build on GraphOrbis (optional)

Kernel URL API key (blank = demo)

Off: a local mesher renders instantly. On: the same modules are modelled by the real GraphOrbis API and the returned meshes are rendered.

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