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Direction tools

Four short tools that help you see where you lean before we talk: style, materials, scope and measurements. Free, no sign-up and no AI. Everything runs in your browser.

Your choices are kept only in this browser until you send an inquiry. Nothing reaches Adi until you choose to send an inquiry, and the brief stays in this tab.

Eight choices. One style profile.

In each question choose what draws you more, without overthinking. At the end you get a name, a few sentences and materials from the board.

Step 1 of 8

Which shared space feels closest to you?

The board you build yourselves

You will already know this tool from the materials board: choose a floor, a wall, a textile and a metal, and the board shows how they look together and what each material asks of you.

Room direction · Free

A board of materials, tones and light

A floor, a wall, a textile and a metal on a sample board, with an explanation for each material.

  • FloorWalnut
  • WallSand
  • TextileBouclé
  • MetalMatte black

At the end of the board you can add the direction to your inquiry.

One example combination: walnut, sand, bouclé and matte black. The board is an on-screen visualization, not real samples. The real samples are checked together in your home's light.

What is the scope of the work, and in which stages?

Three choices give you a picture of the design scope and its stages, based on the services, packages and process on this site. It is not a price and not a schedule.

Which rooms?You can choose several rooms.

Choose at least one room, a current state and a finish level to see the scope.

A quote follows a conversation with Adi. This estimate contains no prices, price ranges or durations.

How the space works, before you move a piece

Enter the room dimensions, a central piece and the openings to see how much room is left for passing and for doors to swing. It is a preliminary illustration, not a measured plan.

The room

The starting figures are an example, not your room. Replace them with your own measurements, in centimetres.

180–1200 cm
180–1200 cm

Shortest distance from the piece 150 cmNo conflicts and no points to review at these dimensions.

Preliminary illustrationAn illustration only, not a measured plan
Preliminary illustration: Space plannerRoom: 480 × 420 cm. Kitchen island: 180 × 90 cm; from the left wall 150, from the top wall 170. Distance to the walls: Left 150, Right 150, Top 170, Bottom 160 cm. Passage target: 100 cm (a starting point for discussion, not a standard). Openings: 1. door Bottom 90 cm, opens inward; 2. window Right 140 cm. What the check showed: No conflicts and no points to review.480 cm420 cmTopBottomLeftRight12Kitchen island180 × 90An illustration only, not a measured plan
Plan view, dimensions in centimetres. The directions in the drawing are fixed in both languages. The dashed line is the passage target and the door swing.

What the check shows

Distance to the walls
Distance to the wallscm
Left150
Right150
Top170
Bottom160

This is a start for a conversation. The check covers a rectangular room and looks at overlaps and distances only; it does not check structure, services, accessibility, open drawers or appliances, seating or window heights. Please check it with the designer, and measure on site.

Preliminary illustration

Space planner: Kitchen island, 180 × 90 cm

An illustration only, not a measured plan. This is a start for a conversation. The check covers a rectangular room and looks at overlaps and distances only; it does not check structure, services, accessibility, open drawers or appliances, seating or window heights. Please check it with the designer, and measure on site.

Your choices are kept only in this browser until you send an inquiry.

Your brief

Your brief reaches Adi only when you decide

What you added from the tools waits here. You can remove any part, or take all of it into the inquiry.

Nothing added yet. Every tool ends with an "Add to my inquiry" button.

Your choices are kept only in this browser until you send an inquiry. Nothing reaches Adi until you choose to send an inquiry, and the brief stays in this tab.