Every part, dimensioned before it's built.
Resize any part of a real piece in the studio and the workshop receives the exact drawing, not a description of one.
Illustrative. Every real order ships a drawing traced from the piece you actually built.
Custom furniture usually fails in the describing.
You send a photo and a paragraph. The shop reads it, pictures something slightly different, and builds that. Nobody finds out until the piece is finished and standing in the room.
So FurniCraft sends the design instead of a description. The shop receives the file you built, opens it, and reads the measurements off the piece itself — every part, in centimetres, with a dimensioned drawing traced from the shape you actually posed.
What happens after you press send.
Design it
Open a piece in the studio and resize any part of it. Every change is measured in centimetres as you make it.
Send it to a shop
Pick a workshop and send the design itself — not a screenshot. They reopen the exact file you built.
Get it quoted
The shop prices your design and sends the quote back into the same conversation. You accept or you don't.
Pay the shop directly
You pay the workshop by GCash or QR Ph and upload the receipt. FurniCraft never touches the money.
It gets built
The shop confirms your downpayment, starts work, and marks it complete when your piece is ready.