Maket

Maket 2.0 is a browser-based AI home design studio that turns a prompt or an uploaded floor plan into an editable layout, a 3D model, and a rendered image, all on one canvas. The target user is a homeowner, builder, or architect sketching early residential ideas, whether that means a full new build or a renovation like adding a bedroom, enlarging a kitchen, or testing a different layout. The practical shift in this release is that projects can start from an idea, an uploaded existing plan, or a blank canvas, which opens the tool to renovation work rather than new construction alone. The launch matters now because it closes out a long rebuild. Maket first promised a 2.0 version in October 2025 when it raised $3.4 million CAD in seed funding, and the finished product only carries the 2.0 name as of this week , consolidating features that shipped piecemeal through the year into a single workflow of create, iterate, and visualize. The company was founded in 2021 by CEO Patrick Murphy, COO Stéphane Turbide, and CPO Simon Vallée , and is based in Montréal. Its October 2025 seed round was led by Amiral Ventures, with participation from Blitzscaling Ventures, BY Venture Partners, Hidden Layers, and Spatial Capital. For operators watching the AI design space, Maket is one of the clearer bets on applying generative models to the messy, zoning-constrained reality of residential planning rather than pure visualization.