A fictional kitchen studio. Your plans stay in this browser. About this demo

A little clarity

A few good answers.

The questions that tend to come up before the first kitchen conversation.

Is the planning total a quotation?

No. It is a fictional VAT-inclusive allowance based on cabinet-run length, a selected collection rate, a selected worktop rate and a flat installation allowance. An optional eligible island adds cabinetry and a worktop allowance. Appliances, delivery, surveys, structural work and service alterations are excluded.

Why can’t I add an island to every kitchen?

Fold is a compact galley/L-shape collection in this demonstration. Tide and Arch can include an island when the entered room is at least 4.0 × 3.6m. This simple compatibility check does not approve actual circulation or appliance clearances. A professional designer must assess those.

Can I save more than one kitchen idea?

The project workflow is designed to keep multiple named briefs in one local browser store. A brief keeps its collection, layout, finish, worktop, dimensions and estimate together. The same brief can be chosen for a design conversation.

Does a saved consultation reserve a real visit?

No. Casken, its designers, showroom and available times are fictional. Saving a consultation creates a local plan and sends no email. You can manage local plans from My visits.

Where does my data go?

Local demo records stay in your browser when storage is available. Contact forms show an acknowledgement without sending a message. The AI assistant sends only the visible prompt you deliberately submit to the configured direct service.

Can the AI assistant design my room?

It can return actual text ideas and questions with your own authorized downloaded configuration. It does not analyze photographs, verify dimensions, check structural suitability or book a consultation. Its free-plan quota is shared across your account.

Are the photographs installed Casken kitchens?

No. All four are original AI-created illustrations of fictional interiors or kitchen material samples. They are not client projects, product inventory evidence or endorsements.

What should I prepare before a design conversation?

Bring rough room dimensions, openings, fixed service positions and three everyday priorities. A favourite collection and a material shortlist are helpful. You do not need to solve the layout in advance.

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