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Kitchens

Plan a kitchen in your own room

Lay out a kitchen in your own room: draw the walls, pick a layout, change it cabinet by cabinet, and send the plan to Noble's Crest.

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  1. Choose how the cabinets are built

    Framed with inset doors, frameless with full-overlay fronts, or frameless without handles.

  2. Draw your room

    Start from one of nine shapes, then give each wall its real length in feet and inches. Mark the doors, the windows and where the water comes in.

  3. Pick a layout

    The planner sets out the room several ways — along one wall, as a galley, round a corner, round three sides — with a sink, a range and a refrigerator placed by the usual rules of kitchen planning.

  4. Make it yours

    Change it cabinet by cabinet: wider, narrower, drawers for doors, a pantry at the end of a run. Set a table and chairs, or stools at the island, to see how the room will be lived in. See it in three dimensions and from above, take a picture of the view to keep, or have a realistic one made on our server.

  5. Send it to us

    The summary lists every cabinet by its size. Send it with a note and we reply to arrange a conversation; or save it and come back by its link.

What it is, plainly

  • It is a planning tool. A layout it suggests is a starting point for a conversation, not a finished design or a statement that a room meets any code.
  • These are the standard sizes the cabinet trade works in, used here for planning. Door styles and finishes are shown for illustration.
  • There are no prices in it. What a kitchen costs depends on the house, the materials and the work around the cabinets: that is a conversation about your room, not a number on a page.
  • Appliances are shown as spaces of standard widths. You choose and buy the appliances themselves.
  • Tables, chairs and stools are drawn to common sizes to show the look and the scale of the room. They are not part of the cabinetry.
  • Drawing the room and the 3D view work best on a computer or a tablet. On a phone you can draw the room, pick a layout, read the summary and send it.

And for the whole home

To sketch the house the kitchen is in, floor by floor, there is a planner for that too.

UPLiving room340.0 ft²Kitchen272.0 ft²Stair hall180.0 ft²Powder room36.0 ft²Laundry54.0 ft²Study270.0 ft²

Homes

Home planner

Sketch a whole home floor by floor: its rooms, doors, windows and stairs, seen in three dimensions and walked through. Fit its kitchen, baths and closets in detail. Keep it, or send the plan to us.

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See both planners