With the conversion of projects, homeowners are ways to ensure that they make the right decisions. The examination showed that more than half of the converters (54%) used a 3D planner, and of these 87% he made the conclusion of purchase decisions extremely or very helpful. In addition, 76% agreed that the 3D visualization is of crucial importance to ensure satisfaction, while 80% provides information to reduce stress, to remodel decisions. Even among those who had not yet used 3D planners, the demand is obviously – 54% showed a strong interest in trying one.
“These findings underline the increasing demand for interactive and immersive tools on the redesign,” said, said Carly FinkPresident and research manager at Provoke Insights. “3D planners help home owners to gain trust, to clarify their vision and make sound decisions, which ultimately leads to a better renovation experience.”
The topline results of the study include:
- 54% used a 3D planner while planning her kitchen or bathroom conversion project.
- 87%that used a kitchen or a Bath planner found them extremely helpful to make final purchase decisions.
- 76% agree that 3D visualization is important to ensure satisfaction for a renovation project.
- 80% agree that 3D reduces stress when installing/conversion decisions are made.
- 74% work more with a retailer who offers 3D.
- 77% would like to use 3D when planning a house improvement project.
These trends reflect what the most important retailers see in kitchen and bathing retailers when you invest in 3D planning and complementary digital tools such as calculators and style quiz. These technologies not only improve the renovation experience, but also increase customer loyalty, attract high-budget house owners and achieve a competitive advantage. They serve more than just visualization tools, but serve as inspiration and qualification tools and make customers through complex design and purchase decisions.
“The future of the conversion of kitchens and Bath depends on delivering seamless, technology -driven experiences, and 3D and intelligent digital tools are the focus,” said Beck Obsager, CEO and co -founder of 3D cloud.
Further insights and access to the entire study 3D Cloud Kitchen & Bad Planning Trends, 2025, visit 3DCloud.com/kitchen-trends.
About 3D cloud
3D Cloud is the 3D platform for digital asset management platform for 3D product visualization, 3D kitchen design, 3D product configurator and 3D room planning as well as the global leading provider of 3D-E-commerce for furniture, kitchen, bathroom, outdoor, office furniture, cupboards and storage. The 3D Cloud 3D Digital Asset Management Platform is a B2B -Saas that retailers and brands can create endless applications from a single 3D product catalog. With 3D -cloud, 3D content is created, managed and published in all 3D applications from a single source of truth for the consistency about every contact point in the Customer Journey. The applications that are carried out on 3D cloud include 3D -Cloud configurators, 3D -Cloud -Cloud configurator, 3D -Cloud planner with design from photo, 3D -cloud -Cloud -Virtual -Reality, 3D -Cloud 360 -Products and 3D -Cloud -Webar -augment reality. 3D Cloud has offices in Miamisburg, Ohio; St. Petersburg, Florida; And London, England. Customers include the most important retailers for the home improvement in the USA and Great Britain, Millerknoll, Herman MillerKingfisher PLC, Bob's Discount Furniture, City Furniture, Macy's, HNI Corporation, La-Z-Boy, Joybird and John Lewis and partner. The company is supported by And Gilbert And Arnie Bellini. You can find more information at 3DCloud.com.
The 3D -Cloud network is now open to manufacturers who want to syndify their 3D assets to retailers. For more information or to join, contact the 3D cloud today or visit 3DCloud.com/network.
About the survey
3D Cloud commissioned Provoke Insights, an independent market research company, to carry out an online survey of 400 consumers who have undergone a kitchen or a bath or installation in the past twelve months. The sample was developed to reconcile the demography of the US people's counts, including geography, age, gender, ethnicity and household income. The survey was distributed in November 2024. Statistical differences between subgroups were analyzed with a confidence level of 95% with an error rate of ± 4.89 percentage points.
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