Walls that step aside
As you orbit, the walls between you and the room cut away on their own. Show or hide any wall whenever you want.
Automatic cutawaysMimesis captures your living room at real dimensions, protects the furniture you want to keep, and lets you try layouts, finishes and budgets in 3D before you buy anything.
iOS 17+ · LiDAR scanning optional · Works offline
Everything happens in one persistent scene. The 3D view, floor plan, saved options and AR all read the same room, so nothing you change gets lost between views.
Scan with LiDAR, import a RoomPlan file, or type in width and depth. You review the walls, doors and openings before anything is saved.
Mark the pieces you’re holding on to. Kept furniture can’t be moved or replaced by accident and never counts toward your new-furniture budget.
Drag furniture directly, rotate in 15° steps, duplicate, swap finishes and paint each wall. Every change can be undone.
Save named options and compare layouts, costs and open comments side by side. Then place a piece in AR at its real size.
A generated image can’t be edited. Mimesis keeps a real model with real measurements, and every tool works on that model.
As you orbit, the walls between you and the room cut away on their own. Show or hide any wall whenever you want.
Automatic cutawaysSwitch between 3D and the floor plan without losing your place. Select and edit furniture in either.
3D · Floor planSee the total for new pieces and what’s left or over. Kept furniture is excluded, so the number reflects what you’d actually buy.
Keep · BudgetOverlapping pieces and anything outside the room are flagged by name, with a clear note that the check is approximate.
Overlap · BoundariesPaint, plaster, brick or oak panel, each with its own tint. Preview them under Daylight, Golden hour or Studio lighting.
Walls · Floors · LightingPin notes to a piece, a wall or a saved option. Share through iCloud, or edit live with nearby devices after the host approves.
Notes · iCloud · NearbyMimesis tells you what it knows and what it’s estimating. Here’s where the current version draws the line.