Imagine this—put yourself in the situation:

• You’ve carefully bulk-ordered office furniture, factoring in flooring, wall coverings, and window positions.

• But the real-world layout doesn’t match your plan. You end up moving everything again—possibly even processing refunds.

• In a large office, that could mean relocating hundreds of items. The stress multiplies.

Even thinking about it is exhausting. If you translate your time, stress, and effort into dollars, the loss easily reaches thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.

The way to avoid that pain is with office floor plan software. Before finalizing your interior design, you can pre-test different layouts to prevent waste and improve productivity.

Source: Naver Blog – DESKER Daejeon Yongdu

How can you use the office floor plan software “Archisketch”?

Access instantly in your browser—no installation needed

Launched in Korea in 2014 by CEO Juseong Lee, Archisketch helps users quickly create 3D interiors. With Archisketch, you can work right in the browser—no desktop installation required, so you don’t have to wait for setup to finish.

Place office furniture with a click

When arranging furniture, use the Furniture Library. Drag pre-modeled office furniture into your plan—no need to create each item from scratch.

It’s not just generic models either—actual branded office furniture is available inside the tool. With Brand Filtering, you can browse office-only furniture (e.g., Fursys Mall, DESKER) or simply type a brand name into search.

Why try Archisketch before you arrange your office?

Major office furniture brands such as Fursys and DESKER—and many enterprises and startups—already use Archisketch. Why do so many teams rely on it?

Minimal learning curve, maximal convenience

Archisketch is designed to be simple—even first-time users can get productive quickly. Consider a common scenario:

• The challenge: Most office layout projects compare Option A, B, and C and pick the best. You worry this will take ages.

• The Archisketch solution: Even if you iterate multiple simulations, it compresses weeks of work into a day or two.

Here’s a real example. A small-business owner visited a Fursys showroom seeking a more productive workspace. During the consultation, they sketched a rough layout like the image below. What happens when that sketch meets Archisketch?

Source: Naver Blog – businessreviews

The Fursys showroom specialist produced the result in just one day using Archisketch. The office layout, furniture placement, and product selections were all carefully reflected.

Even while juggling other clients and store operations, the specialist delivered quickly—thanks to Archisketch’s streamlined workflow.

Source: Naver Blog – businessreviews

Share plans and speed up decisions

Multiple teammates can view and comment on the same plan in Archisketch. Because sharing is simple, internal stakeholders can decide faster. Two easy ways:

Project sharing

• Enter teammates’ emails and click Share with selected members.

• Shared members can be granted edit access, so they don’t have to wait to send feedback—they can apply changes themselves.

• Note: Only registered Archisketch accounts can be added for editing, so ask teammates to sign up if they want to edit.

Project publishing

• Publish a project as a web page.

• Viewers don’t need an account to open the plan.

• Note: Published links are view-only; only the creator can make edits.

Bring layouts to life with 3D furniture placement

Archisketch supports high-quality 3D furniture layouts and ultra-high-res render shots. Why does that matter?

Take an office chair you’ll use all day. If its size conflicts with the desk, you’ll feel the discomfort constantly. With a 3D office layout simulation, you’ll catch issues that 2D plans can miss—preventing costly errors worth thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars.

Source: Naver Blog – DESKER Store Sinsa

The image below isn’t a real office—it’s an ultra-high-res render from Archisketch. Looks real, right? When briefing an interior vendor, sharing photo-real images reduces miscommunication and sets clear expectations.

Source: Naver Blog – DESKER Showroom Gasan

If you’d like to compare Archisketch with tools like Floorplanner or Planner 5D, check out this article: 3 Real-World Reviews of 3D Interior Tools.

3 steps to lay out your office with Archisketch

After comparing solutions, if you choose Archisketch, here’s a detailed guide to get you started.

1) Prepare your floor plan

You’ll need a floor plan. Rather than drawing from scratch, try to obtain an official plan if possible:

• Enterprises (large offices): Ask your General Affairs / Facilities team or the building operator. Even CAD files are supported in Archisketch.

• SMBs: If you lease or own a building, you can request the plan. (Korean users: this is commonly issued via a national admin portal.) For an overview article, see: How to Obtain a Floor Plan

If obtaining a plan isn’t realistic, or on-site measuring is easier, you can Draw a plan from scratch in Archisketch. On the home screen, go to Free Interior Design → Draw a plan.

2) Create your 3D interior plan

This YouTube tutorial walks through the basics. Follow along and you’ll finish a plan in no time.

Source: “Ssamppakhan Architect Chunbae” – Archisketch User Guide (Dec 2023)

3) Arrange your office furniture

Use your finished floor plan as a canvas and iterate your interior. Stairs, tray ceilings, artwork—tweak details easily and learn faster by watching how-to videos.

Source: Archisketch YouTube – Archisketch Intermediate Webinar (Sep 2024)

While watching the videos and reading the guides, start arranging your office furniture in Archisketch for free.

Success stories for office furniture brands

The software isn’t just for in-house teams planning their own offices. Office furniture brands like Fursys, DESKER, and KOAS use Archisketch to reduce client risk with 3D simulations—and turn that trust into leads.

KOAS: “We cut mass-refund risk and product photo costs.”

The #1 risk before purchase is the potential for “bulk returns.” That’s painful for brands too. To address this, KOAS integrated Archisketch’s 3D simulation into its consultation workflow in 2024.


By placing real furniture into the client’s floor plan and verifying tone, material, and size in 3D, KOAS reduces refund risk and improves satisfaction. They also save on product photo shoots by using 3D furniture imagery for their e-commerce catalog.

Fursys: “~999 inbound leads in two months after adopting Archisketch.”

After adopting the Archisketch office layout workflow, Fursys received ~999 leads in just two months. Since office furniture is often purchased in bulk, trust during consultation is critical. To earn that trust, Fursys launched a 3D Space Planner service and began attaching simulations and photo-real renders to proposals—so clients can see what will be delivered.

Source: Fursys Manager Park’s Blog – Note how the 3D image closely matches the final delivery photo.

Office layout shouldn’t be decided by “gut feel”—use simulation.

If your team wants to replicate what Fursys and KOAS achieved with an office planner workflow, contact us today for the best pricing and plan!