A CAD-minded assistant
The engine reasons about cabinet type, width, height, depth, wall assignment, position, and material before updating the project.
Product / AI Layouts
Describe the room. Get a layout that understands cabinetry.
DraftBase translates plain-language intent into connected walls and cabinet runs using millwork-specific spatial rules—not generic image generation.
DraftBase / Live projectCalculated
PLAN
ELEV
3D
CNC
24"
30"
36"
24"
144" OVERALL
AI-resolved wall elevation
14 cabinets · 4 walls · 92% yield
Architectural plan intake
DWG
Drawing file intake
3 in
Standard width increments
54 in
Default upper cabinet AFF
Plans become structured rooms
Bring a floor plan or enter exact wall lengths, ceiling heights, doors, and windows to establish a measurable starting point.
Refine without redrawing
Ask for uppers on the west wall, a 42-inch island, or a walnut finish and see the entire project recalculate.
One connected workflow
Your intent becomes an editable room model.
Every generated cabinet is an actual project object—not a flattened picture—so it can be moved, measured, revised, and carried into drawings.
01 / BRIEF
State the design intent
Explain the room, style, storage needs, appliances, and construction preferences in your own words.
02 / BUILD
Resolve walls and cabinets
The engine creates wall geometry, binds cabinets to faces, and aligns upper and lower assemblies.
03 / DIRECT
Keep the conversation going
Each project retains its own chat so later instructions build on that specific design history.
Built into the model
Millwork rules—not just attractive pictures.
Base cabinets begin at 0 inches AFF with standard carcass and countertop heights
Upper cabinets align at 54 inches AFF by default
Upper and lower runs align by wall and position
Corner fillers, appliance openings, and hardware preferences carry through
Standard-kitchen requests use the saved global assembly catalog
Start with your next room
Ready to turn design intent into buildable detail?
Create a free workspace, describe the project, and let DraftBase organize the first layout.
Start designing free