Message sent by me on November 5th, 2009:Ĭould you please answer to the other question: Nevertheless, I answered Martin Goldberg to know Ikea policy about their brand names, in case some contributors would like to create 3D model files looking like Ikea furniture. Good luck and success with the sweethome3D!Īs you can see, Ikea is still not interested by Sweet Home 3D.

We are currently not interested in a cooperation with sweethome3DĪs IKEA is developing our own 3D home planning tool at the time being. Thank you for approaching IKEA with this proposal. Martin Goldberg answer received on November 5th, 2009: At least, I'll know what to answer to users. Please give an answer even if it's negative. Would Ikea be interested to propose some 3D model files of its furniture to Sweet Home 3D users? Sweet Home 3D is distributed with a catalog of furniture in which users can import their own 3D models from various sources on the Internet, and more and more users ask for a library of Ikea models. This software is available at in 15 languages (Swedish included), works under Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, and is downloaded at least 150 000 times per month. I developed Sweet Home 3D, a free software which lets the user draw the plan of his home, arrange furniture on it and view the result in a 3D view. He told me to write to Martin Goldberg and here's the mails we exchanged each other: Message sent by me on October 19th, 2009: This time, I asked Martin Karlsson, the Swedish translator of Sweet Home 3D, to find a direct contact at Ikea Sweden to be sure I'll write to the right person. Two years later and after your request, I decided to ask Ikea again. In June 2007, flipflip, a Sweet Home 3D user, asked to Ikea France whether there would be interested redistributing the 3D model files of their furniture with Sweet Home 3D (see if you can read French).

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