I’m updating several spaces in my home and need clear, cohesive drawings I can hand straight to my cabinetmaker. The areas in scope are the walk-in robe, kitchen tower, living-room media wall, mud-room bench and a small leisure/banquette seat. What I need • 3D and 2D plans for each space, showing cabinetry/joinery layouts, seating design and every storage solution we discuss. • Medium-level detail: accurate dimensions, material and finish call-outs, handle positions, appliance allowances and any required clearances—no full photoreal renders, just clean, well-annotated drawings that communicate intent. • A tidy PDF set plus the original editable files (SketchUp, AutoCAD, Revit or similar—use whichever platform you’re fastest with). How we’ll work I’ll supply existing room measurements, reference photos and my finish palette. You’ll translate those into the plans, send a first draft for each area, incorporate my single round of comments, then finalise. Success for me is being able to hand the package to the joiner and have everything built exactly as drawn. If you’ve produced kitchen or wardrobe shop drawings before, this should feel familiar.