Kitchform.
Your kitchen.
From first idea
to a clear plan.
Draw the room, explore the materials, and bring your kitchen into view.
Start your kitchen In your browser. No account needed to start.- 01
Make room.
Enter the wall lengths and ceiling height. Add openings and services so the plan reflects your space.
- 02
Make it yours.
Place cabinets, inspect interiors and explore colour, timber, stone and tile. Edit the same design in 2D, elevation and 3D.
- 03
Make it clear.
Compare layouts and export labelled plans, images and cabinet lists to keep the conversation moving.
Begin with a possibility
A shape for your space.
One-wall kitchen
A single run keeps storage, preparation and appliances on one wall. Start by giving each job a place before choosing the cabinet fronts.
L-shaped kitchen
Two connected runs can keep the centre of the room open. The corner is the key decision: storage only helps when its doors and contents remain accessible.
U-shaped kitchen
Three runs bring storage and worktops around you. Plan the open centre and both corners together so that extra cabinetry remains easy to use.
Cream, oak, stone. Or something else.
Find a palette
that feels like home.
Try a warmer timber, a quieter front or a different stone. Apply finishes across the kitchen or to a single selected part.
Explore material palettes ↗Before you begin
Your ideas.
Your pace.
Do I need to register?
No. You can start designing and save locally without an account. Sign in when you want to link a project for cloud saving.
Where are my existing projects?
Choose Open designer using the same browser and device. Your existing local projects use the same storage as before. Sign in to access projects you saved to your account.
Can a kitchen designer use this with clients?
Designer mode includes millimetre controls, site notes, dimensions and client drawing exports. It is a layout and presentation tool; it does not produce certified manufacturing or CNC instructions.
Is the design ready to order?
Not on its own. Confirm site measurements, real product dimensions, worktop fabrication and appliance installation requirements with your supplier. Example plans and materials are illustrative.
The next step is yours