Plan Before You Procure
Hoolor is MWL Group's free browser-based 3D furniture layout tool for testing a room, arranging furniture, comparing material directions, defining zones and reviewing views before a furniture schedule is fixed. It supports early visual decisions for homeowners, designers and project teams; it does not replace CAD, measured drawings, engineering checks or a production-ready BOQ.
Free Browser Workspace
Use the 3D workspace to test placement, zones, materials and views before procurement. Keep the result as a visual conversation aid, then submit it with a floor plan when the project needs technical review.
Build or adjust the space and its functional zones.
Place furniture and compare materials from useful views.
Carry the preferred direction into a measured project brief.
Hoolor is for early layout and visual exploration. It is not CAD, a measured survey, an engineering or accessibility checker, a source of shop drawings, or a production-ready BOQ.
Before you open the tool
Hoolor helps you explore placement, materials and zones in the browser before a furniture schedule is locked. It does not replace measured drawings or a production BOQ.
Open a room, place and move furniture, compare material directions, separate functional zones and capture screenshots or notes that explain the preferred layout. Those visuals make a later project brief clearer.
No. It is an early exploration workspace. Final dimensions, architectural coordination, shop drawings, installation drawings and a production-ready furniture schedule or BOQ remain separate professional steps.
Send the floor plan or measured dimensions, screenshots of the preferred arrangement, rooms and quantities in scope, material references, destination, budget range and target date through Start a Design Brief.
Homeowners comparing arrangements, designers communicating an early direction, and procurement teams checking circulation before locking catalog or custom FF&E items.
Project fit
Approach
A furniture plan becomes more useful when it shows relationships, not just isolated products. Hoolor lets you establish a space, place and move furniture, inspect the composition from different views, compare material directions and separate functional zones. That makes it easier to discuss whether a sofa blocks circulation, whether a dining group feels proportionate, where storage should sit, and which parts of the room still need a decision.
The tool is designed for exploration before procurement. You can use it to test alternatives and communicate a preferred direction, then share the resulting thinking with MWL through a floor plan, screenshots, references or a written brief. Start a design brief when you are ready to turn the layout into a reviewable scope; MWL can then clarify dimensions, materials, quantities, sourcing responsibilities and delivery constraints before preparing a furniture proposal.
Hoolor does not replace measured drawings, architectural coordination, structural or MEP review, accessibility checks, shop drawings, installation drawings or a production-ready BOQ. A browser layout can reveal useful questions, but final dimensions and technical responsibilities still need to be verified against the actual site and the appointed project team.
Process
Open Hoolor in the browser and establish the room or functional zones you want to explore
Add, move and compare furniture while checking circulation, relationships and use zones
Review material directions and viewpoints, then capture the option that best explains the requirement
Start a design brief with the floor plan, screenshots, quantities and constraints when the concept is ready for procurement review
Delivery context
The useful outcome is not a decorative image on its own. It is a more specific conversation about space, furniture relationships, material direction and unresolved constraints. Keeping that early visual exploration separate from technical verification helps buyers move faster without treating a concept model as an approved construction or manufacturing document.
Pricing inputs
Glossary
FAQ
Yes. You can open Hoolor in a browser and use the workspace to explore a room, place furniture, compare materials, organize zones and inspect the layout from different views before deciding whether to send MWL a project brief.
No desktop CAD installation is required for the browser workspace. Hoolor is intended for accessible early layout exploration; professional CAD, measured survey and technical documentation remain separate when a project reaches detailed design or production.
No. It can help you communicate furniture relationships and a visual direction, but it does not replace verified dimensions, architectural or engineering coordination, shop drawings, installation drawings, product specifications or a line-priced production BOQ.
Start a design brief and send the floor plan or measured dimensions, screenshots or notes showing the preferred layout, the rooms and quantities in scope, material references, destination, budget range and target date. MWL can then separate sourcing-ready inputs from decisions that still need confirmation.
It is useful for homeowners comparing room arrangements, interior designers preparing an early conversation, furniture buyers checking placement, and hospitality or commercial teams organizing zones before a procurement schedule is complete.