Infurnia

What Infurnia is

Infurnia is a web based design platform for architecture, interior and kitchen design, and workflows that connect design with manufacturing. Designers can create 2D drawings and 3D sketches, work with data rich BIM models, and place items from a 3D catalog using drag and drop tools. Cloud rendering includes HD images and 360 degree panorama virtual tours. The platform can produce floor plans, elevations, design quotations, presentations, and BOQ or BOM documents. Its manufacturing system, Infurnia MES, creates work orders, cut lists, optimized layouts, CAM files, and panel labels, and tracks panel processing. The architecture product page describes DWG import and export, plus OBJ and glTF model imports; listed export formats also include DXF, DXB, and BLEND. The Free plan is for individual designers and students; business team features require a paid account. Business costs ₹34,000/month and includes four user licenses, while Enterprise costs ₹2,20,000/month and includes 20. Enterprise also provides API exports for renders, quotes, and plans, along with CRM and ERP integration. Infurnia runs in a browser on internet connected computers, laptops, or tablets, with current support for 64 bit Google Chrome.

Who it suits

Infurnia suits individual designers and students who want browser based tools for architectural, interior, or kitchen design. Businesses connecting design work to manufacturing may find its documentation and MES capabilities relevant, while Enterprise includes CRM and ERP integration.

Limits

The Free plan is for individual designers and students; business team features require a paid account. Business costs ₹34,000/month and includes four user licenses, 200 render credits per user per month, and ₹2 per processed panel. Enterprise costs ₹2,20,000/month and includes 20 user licenses, 1,000 rendering and AI design credits per user per month, and ₹2,000/BU.

Getting started

1. Open the Infurnia website in a browser on an internet connected computer, laptop, or tablet.
2. Use 64 bit Google Chrome, which Infurnia currently supports.
3. Choose the Free plan for individual designers and students, or review Business and Enterprise for team features.
4. For API access, obtain credentials and an organization ID through Infurnia’s business development team.
5. Use the built in tutorials and real time support described on the product page.

Verdict

Choose Infurnia if you need design tools for architecture, interiors, or kitchens alongside manufacturing documentation and panel processing. The Free plan is aimed at individual designers and students; teams should review the paid license and credit terms. Browser use currently requires 64 bit Google Chrome.