Moblo - 3D furniture modeling

Félix Raymond

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About this app

Want to create a bespoke piece of furniture or furnish a room yourself? Moblo is the perfect 3D modelling tool for your future projects. Ideal for easily drawing furniture in 3D, you can also use it to imagine more complex interior designs. You can quickly bring your ideas to life and stage them at home thanks to augmented reality.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D modeller, Moblo is the perfect 3D modelling software for your bespoke furniture projects. With an interface suitable for both touch and mouse, Moblo is simple and accessible to everyone.

Examples of furniture or fittings often designed with Moblo :
- Made-to-measure shelving
- Bookcase
- Dressing room
- TV unit
- Desk
- Children's bed
- Kitchen
- Bedroom
- Wooden furniture
- …

Creation steps :

1 - 3D modeling
Assemble your future furniture in 3D using an intuitive interface and ready-to-use elements (primitive shapes/feet/handles)

2 - Customise colours and materials
Choose the materials you want to apply to your 3D furniture from our library (paint, wood, metal, glass). Or create your own material using a simple editor.

3 - Augmented reality
Using your phone's camera, place your future 3D furniture in your home using augmented reality and adjust your design.


Main features :

- 3D assembly (displacement/deformation/rotation)
- Duplication/masking / locking of one or more elements.
- Materials library (paint, wood, metal, glass, etc.)
- Custom materials editor (color, texture, shininess, reflection, opacity)
- Augmented reality visualisation.
- Parts list.
- Notes related to the parts.
- Taking photos.

Premium Features :

- Possibility of having several projects in parallel.
- Unlimited parts per project.
- Access to all forms of parts.
- Access to all library materials.
- Export the parts list in .csv format (can be opened with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets)
- Share creations with other Moblo apps.

Ratings and reviews

Honestly? I really enjoy the app, the only sucky part was having to pay in order to do a creation with more than 14 parts. I definitely enjoy the fact that creations can be shared with other people, but I feel like there's a better way to do so, instead of a code, there should be an option to have a group that sees everything put into the group, automatic updates when something's changed, and hell, an in app chat would be pretty cool too. Maybe even part selected notes would improve things. Thnx

I love the app so far, and I like the graphics, the only problem that maybe could be a new feature in the near future is maybe make it so when things are grouped be able to scale up and down in size, kinda like when you are doing it for a singular shape. Another thing that could be done is maybe add a mirror option, and maybe a make an arch shape option, and maybe a rounded version too so when I make something that involves making something round, it's not as hard. I hope this helps you.

The controls take a sec to get use to but were fairly easy once I figured out what i was doing. Overall this app has alot of creative usability and a good amount of functionality from what I can tell from the free version. And it's a one time charge for the subscription to access everything I think. I can see where this could be very useful.

What's new

Save as: a selection of parts can be saved as a new project.

Import: one or more existing projects can be imported into a new project.

Caution: if the imported project is not in the same measurement unit, a conversion will be performed, with a possible position shift on the imported parts.

The ‘undo’ function now takes account of changes made from the material editor.