Looking for a faster, buildable alternative to Icovia? Try Mixloom.
Mixloom is a browser-based design tool for interiors and joinery. Draw the room, fill it with parametric cabinets, and export the cut lists and machine files your factory needs — in one place.
Draw in the floor plan and walk through the finished room in the same window. Two views of one model, always in agreement.
Drop a run against a wall and every carcass, door, drawer, and filler resizes to the opening — joinery and hardware follow.
Mixloom runs in the browser on any machine, with your projects and versions where you left them.
Icovia is a space-planning tool used to lay out rooms and furniture quickly online. Mixloom covers that planning work and adds the manufacturing side — parametric joinery, real costs, and CNC-ready output — in the same browser session.
Every design is checked against real manufacturing rules — board sizes, hardware, edge banding, machine limits — and exports as cut lists, DXF, CNC programs, and a hardware list. The workshop builds what the client approved, without redrawing it first.
Start from a plan, photo, or PDF, and export drawings, quantities, and production files.
Designer, client, and workshop open the same file. Comment on the design where it is, follow someone through the model, and share a link that needs no software on the other end.
Because the model knows every panel, edge, and hinge, a quote comes from the real bill of materials instead of a rule of thumb — and updates the moment the layout changes.
Renders, walkthroughs, drawing sets, and the quote come out of the same file, so a client sees the room and the number at the same time — and any change updates both.
