AiHouse

AiHouse

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AiHouse is Sunvega's cloud AI interior design software for dealers and studios. It builds 2D and 3D room plans, renders 4K images, and turns one design into quotes and manufacturing files.

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About AiHouse

What Is AiHouse

AiHouse is the international brand of Sunvega, a Chinese company that has worked on 3D home design tools since 2013. The current product is AiHouse 5 Plus, a browser based suite that follows a design from the first floor plan through to the quote and the factory order. In practice it works as kitchen design software, cabinet configurator and render engine in one window. Sunvega says 20,000 businesses use it, mostly dealers, showrooms and design studios that sell cabinets, furniture and full room fit outs.

The problem it targets is the handoff. A kitchen sale usually involves a sketch, a render, a price list and a production drawing, and each one tends to live in a different program. AiHouse keeps those steps in one data set, so a change to a cabinet size shows up in the picture, the quote and the cutlist together.

The limits are worth knowing before you commit. There's no public price list, it runs in a browser rather than as a desktop app, and the strongest features assume you sell furniture or cabinetry. If you need a quick room makeover from a phone photo, this isn't that kind of tool.

Getting Started

  1. Request a free trial from the AiHouse site. A sales rep or local reseller usually handles account setup and the AI credit allocation.
  2. Draw the room in 2D and extrude the walls into 3D. Irregular corners and sloped ceilings are supported.
  3. Drag in cabinets, appliances and furniture from the 3D library, then adjust sizes and finishes.
  4. Run the AI redesign and lighting pass, then render the view in 4K.
  5. Export the quote, the BOM and the cutlist, or send the order to the factory through JEGA Cloud Factory.

Product Information

A quick look at AiHouse's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid PlansCustom quotes
PlatformWeb browser (cloud)
DeveloperSunvega
CategoryImage
Release DateJan 2019
Latest UpdatedOct 2025
Website Visits69K
Website Global Rank498.5K
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Kitchen and cabinet dealers
  • Interior design studios
  • Furniture manufacturers

Tasks

  • Laying out a kitchen or closet
  • Producing a quote during a showroom visit
  • Rendering a room for a sales deck
  • Sharing a walkthrough with a client

Scenarios

  • A dealer quoting three kitchen options in one afternoon
  • A studio pitching a full apartment fit out
  • A furniture brand training new sales staff

Key features

2D to 3D Room Building

You draw the floor plan in 2D, then AiHouse builds the walls, doors and windows in 3D. Odd shapes don't need workarounds, and that includes angled walls and rooms that aren't simple rectangles. A light 3D home planner usually gives up at that point. Ceiling height and structural details stay linked to the plan, so a correction in 2D carries through to the model.

AI Room Redesign and Lighting

The platform can restyle a finished room and adjust camera views and lighting without a manual setup pass. That matters for dealers who need several looks from one layout, such as modern, classic and minimalist versions of the same kitchen. Sunvega puts a 4K render at under three minutes, which is quick enough to show on a laptop during a client meeting.

80 Million Model Library

The catalog holds more than 80 million 3D models and design references, according to Sunvega, covering cabinets, appliances, tiles and decor. Dealers can load their own product lines into the same library, so the model a client sees matches the item on the order. Templates cover common room types and speed up the first draft.

Automated Quotes and BOM

AiHouse generates a bill of materials and a price quote from the model itself, so the totals change when a panel size or finish changes. That's the part furniture design software usually leaves to a spreadsheet. For dealers selling cabinetry this removes the separate pricing spreadsheet most teams keep on the side. It also cuts the mismatch between what's shown and what's invoiced.

Design to Manufacturing Handoff

JEGA Cloud Factory turns the same design into production documents, including cutlists and engineering drawings, and passes orders through an automated queue. A factory receives data that already matches the approved render, which reduces the back and forth over measurements. This is the difference between a pretty visualizer and a system a manufacturing business can run on.

Panoramas, Animations and Client Sharing

Finished scenes export as photorealistic stills, 360 panoramas and walkthrough animations. Sales teams send a link rather than a file, and buyers can pan around a room on a phone. For remote clients, a walkthrough often answers questions that a flat image can't.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Design, quoting and manufacturing documents all read from one data set. Sales and the factory stop typing the same order twice.
  • The AI rendering pass handles lighting and camera angles, so a user without a rendering background still gets presentable 4K images.
  • The 3D model library is unusually large, and dealers can blend their own product lines into it.
  • A free trial is available, and Sunvega runs a reseller network for local support in many markets.

Cons

  • Pricing isn't published anywhere on the site, so you can't judge the cost of a seat before talking to sales.
  • It lives in a browser, which means a steady connection and no offline work on a site visit.
  • The library is weighted toward cabinetry and furniture, so a tiling, lighting or landscaping specialist gets less value from the catalog.
  • Users who only need a quick photo based room mockup will find the setup heavier than they need.

Frequently asked questions

AiHouse is used to plan interior spaces in 2D and 3D, render them for clients, and produce the price quote and manufacturing files from the same design. It's aimed at businesses that sell kitchens, cabinets or furniture rather than casual home decorators.