The room is the interface
Panels float over the scene as dark glass and never cover the object you are editing.
Case study
3D room editor
Plan a room in 3D, pick furniture and hand it to a VR headset
Overview
Aruma is a concept for a 3D room planner. You place furniture in a real-looking room, change materials in an inspector, keep a shopping list of what you used and send the room to a VR headset to stand inside it. The interface uses dark smoked glass panels so the room stays the brightest thing on screen.
Key decisions
Select, then edit
Clicking an object opens its toolbar and inspector in place, with size, material and price.
From plan to purchase
Everything placed in the room is collected into a shopping list with totals.
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