Madori 3D: Put Furniture in the Room Before You Move It

Field notes

The workflow starts with a six-tatami-style template or custom centimetre dimensions, then lets users drag, rotate, and inspect catalogue furniture from overhead and angled views. Collision warnings identify overlaps and furniture crossing walls, while Japanese-room options include tatami flooring and items such as kotatsu and futons. The page describes image export as available and positions unlimited saving, PDF dimensions, multi-room layouts, and watermark-free output as planned paid features. It is identified as a beta service operated by Heartbeat Japan株式会社.