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3D Furniture Configurator

A 3D furniture configurator for made-to-order ranges

Handles, legs, fabrics, finishes, drawers and dimensions — configured by the customer, rendered in real time, and priced as they go.

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3D furniture configurator showing a customisable furniture piece

Built for the way furniture is actually sold

Materials and finishes

Woods, veneers, laminates, fabrics and metals as PBR materials applied to the real geometry.

Components

Handles, legs, feet, drawers and doors swapped individually rather than sold as fixed variants.

Customer dimensions

Width, depth and height entered directly for ranges made to size, with the price following.

Conditional logic

Options restricted by earlier choices so the customer cannot specify something you do not build.

Dynamic pricing

Base prices, price tables and formulas produce a total that matches the configuration, not a starting SKU.

AR in the room

True-scale placement through the phone camera, which is the fastest way to prevent a size-related return.

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4.3/5

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9.5/10

Furniture configuration interface built with Simplio3D

From catalogue variants to real configuration

Most furniture sites model customisation as product variants, which collapses under its own weight somewhere around the third option. A cabinet in six finishes, four handle styles and two heights is forty-eight products to photograph, list and maintain. A configurator treats those as options against one model. Adding a finish next season is a material, not forty-eight new listings.

Ecommerce platform integrations for a furniture configurator

Sell it, or quote it

Some furniture sells straight from the product page; some needs a quote because of lead times, delivery or contract pricing. Simplio3D supports both from the same project. A configured item can be pushed into a WooCommerce or Shopify cart at the calculated price, or captured through a quote form that lands under Requests with the full specification attached.

Furniture configurator option setup in Simplio3D

Start with AI, then check the logic

Setting up a furniture configurator means building every option, every rule that links them, and every price that depends on them. Simplio3D can generate a working configurator from a product description, which gives you a structure to refine rather than a blank project. Its AI assistant can then audit what you have built — reviewing option coverage and conditional logic instead of leaving you to click through every combination. If you run a large catalogue, the MCP server lets an assistant connect with a scoped token to evaluate logic and calculate prices directly, proposing changes before anything is applied.

How to build a 3D furniture configurator

The first piece takes the longest; the rest of the range reuses the materials.

  1. Upload your furniture model

    Import the piece with carcass, doors, drawers, handles and legs as separate parts so each can be driven by an option.

  2. Create materials

    Build the finish range once as PBR materials: veneers, laminates, paints, fabrics and metals. The library is shared across projects, so the next piece in the range reuses all of it.

  3. Add the options customers choose from

    Restrict handles, legs and finishes by carcass size and model, so the configurator only ever produces something your factory can build.

  4. Set rules and pricing

    Price the piece from its dimensions where it is made to size, then add finishes, handles and internal fittings as priced options.

  5. Publish to your store

    Publish and embed it on each product page, sending the configured item to your cart, or capture it as a quote where lead times require one.

Become one of the companies that trust Simplio3D

Dero
Emerson
Evergreen
Fillitforward
SHOPIFY
Gratnells
Jadore
Jffixtures
Krowne
Palmako
Pegasus
Socks Factory
Tentest
Thermogreen
Waterloo
Wise

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The material library is shared across projects, so a finish range built once applies to every piece in the collection.

Seating

Chairs and sofas, with upholstery ranges, leg options and modular layouts.

Tables

Tops, bases, edge profiles and made-to-size dimensions with pricing that follows the surface area.

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