Help · Invited to a kitchen, and designers

I'm an interior designer. Which part of Space do I use?

Designers either look at kitchens a shop shares with them (free) or design in their own Space account on a plan.

Interior designers use Space in one of two ways.

1. A cabinet shop invited you to a kitchen (free)

The shop sends you an invite by email. You can look at the kitchen in 3D, walk through it, and write to the shop in Messages. You can't change the design, and you can't accept the estimate (only the homeowner can).

Start with "A shop shared a kitchen with me. How do I open it?"

2. You design kitchens yourself

Use the designer app at designer.stillespace.com. Sign in, type your studio's name and press Create studio. It has the same 3D studio and drawings as the shop app, plus Clients, a presentation link for each kitchen, and Sent to shops for kitchens you send to a cabinet shop to build.

The plan for designers is Basic ($99 a month after the beta). During the beta Space is free.

Start with "The designer app: clients, presentations, shops", then the studio articles:

• "Drawing the room, walls, windows and doors"
• "Adding, moving and changing cabinets"
• "Choosing paint, wood, counters, floors and hardware"
• "Photo-real pictures, In your photo and In your room"

Homeowners

Homeowners designing their own kitchen use the homeowner designer instead. See "How do I start designing my kitchen?"

Still stuck? In the Space app, press Ask Space, or email hello@stillespace.com.