Atelier Labs is our R&D and investment engine, learning from every live Atelier project — aimed at making bespoke work as fast, precise, and repeatable as mass production. The Atelier Estimator is what ships today; the rest are frontiers we explore and invest in.
The Atelier Estimator is a SketchUp extension that connects the moment of design to the economics of making it. Browse Atelier's live material library, let the plugin take off areas and components straight from your geometry, and watch a machine-time-based estimate assemble itself while you draw. When the numbers work, request a formal quote — without ever leaving the model.
Curated woods, stones, metals, and finishes with real unit economics — the same library Atelier's production floors build from.
The plugin reads components, faces, and areas directly from your model. No re-measuring, no spreadsheet.
Estimates computed from machine time, material, and finishing passes — a number a factory can hold.
Send the takeoff and spec to Atelier from inside the panel. A formal engineered quote comes back the same way.
Drawings become machine instructions without human translation — parametric detail libraries, automatic toolpathing, and nesting engines that quote straight from geometry.
Engineered substrates, low-carbon composites, and finish systems tested to hospitality-grade wear standards before they ever reach a project.
Structured-light scanning integrated into the production line itself — every surface verified in-process, not just at the gate.
Precise digital takeoffs let sheet goods nest tighter and offcuts shrink to the edge. Material is ordered to the model, not the guess.
Parts fit the first time, so scrap, re-cuts, and the emissions of doing the job twice mostly disappear.
Custom work engineered to last decades — and detailed to be refinished and repaired — is the quiet opposite of disposable furniture.