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Introducing Maket 2.0: The all-in-one platform for designing your next home, or reimagining the one you have. An extra bedroom. A bigger kitchen. A completely new layout. Start with an idea or your existing floor plan, and explore what’s possible. From “what if” to a design you can see.

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To try it with your home:

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I’d definitely want to see what a bigger kitchen does to the rest of my home before getting attached to the idea

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Now you can easily see how it all fits before making the call 🫡

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I can already see myself moving walls around at 2am🤪

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HOW THINGS WORKvor 1 Tag

Perfect way to save on design fee's! EPIC! 👏

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Raja Chichulkarvor 1 Tag

Really interesting approach to home design. Turning an idea or existing floor plan into something you can actually visualize makes the whole process much easier.

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Maketvor 1 Tag

That’s the goal! Making it easier to see what’s possible with your space.

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Raja Chichulkarvor 1 Tag

Exactly. Being able to visualize different possibilities makes it much easier to turn an idea into a practical design.

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Aryan SMMvor 1 Tag

exploring layouts before hiring a designer could save a lot of back nd forth

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Maketvor 1 Tag

Yes!! And save some $$

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Liam Turnervor 1 Tag

Let's gooo

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luisvor 1 Tag

@Presidentlin

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Manish Kumar Shahvor 1 Tag

Love how Maket turns a simple idea into something you can actually visualize. Excited to try it out for my home!

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ben.vor 1 Tag

let's goooo

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Maketvor 1 Tag

🤩🤩

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being able to test ideas visually makes those early design decisions much clearer

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1000%

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The hard part was never the pretty render. It was testing “what if we move the kitchen” without redrawing the whole plan. Maket 2.0 turns that into a chat.

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