AI-powered 3D modeling for furniture

FurniMesh is an AI platform that turns furniture photos into production-ready 3D models. Upload a photo of a chair, sofa, table, lamp, or any furniture piece, and the AI returns a textured 3D model in under 60 seconds — in GLB, OBJ, SKP (SketchUp), or BLEND (Blender) format. The platform is used by 22K+ designers, retailers, architects, and 3D artists in 100+ countries, who have generated 71K+ furniture models so far. FurniMesh is operated by UAB FURNISYSTEMS, a Lithuania-based company, and is funded by the European Union under the NextGenerationEU recovery plan.

FurniMesh is built for four primary audiences: furniture retailers who want a 3D viewer on every product page to reduce returns and lift conversion; interior designers who need real product 3D models for mood boards and client renders instead of placeholder furniture; architects who need accurate furniture models for SketchUp, Revit, or Rhino scenes; and 3D artists who want to skip mesh modeling busywork and start from an AI-generated base. No 3D-modeling skills are required to use the platform — only a furniture photo.

Yes — FurniMesh has a free tier that includes 50 one-time credits (enough to generate around 10 furniture 3D models), free unlimited use of the 3D file converter, and the ability to generate and view your models. Paid plans start at $19.99/month (Individual annual plan) and unlock 250 monthly credits, the full public model library, AR viewing, embeddable model widgets, private 3D models, and Blender format support. Company plans add team collaboration, company-wide libraries, and invoiced billing.

Yes. Every 3D model you generate on FurniMesh, and every model in the public 3D model library, carries a commercial-use license with no attribution required — product pages, client renders, marketing materials, AR experiences, and games are all fine. Generating and previewing your own models is free; downloading the model files requires a subscription.

FurniMesh was founded by Airidas Juskaitis and operates under UAB FURNISYSTEMS, a company registered in Vilnius, Lithuania. The platform is funded by the European Union under the NextGenerationEU programme — the bloc's largest-ever stimulus package, focused on greener and more digital industries. Public EU funding comes with public accountability: the team publishes technical write-ups, contributes to the broader 3D ecosystem, and keeps a free tier so the technology stays accessible.

FurniMesh outputs four 3D formats natively from the AI generation pipeline — GLB (the universal 3D web format), OBJ (the cross-tool standard), SKP (SketchUp's native format), and BLEND (Blender's native format). For everything else, the free built-in converter handles 14+ additional formats including FBX, STL, GLTF, IFC, USDZ, DAE, 3DS, and PLY. Native formats avoid the quality loss that comes with chained conversions.