
Atrium is design software for furniture and interiors. Arrange parts and sub-assemblies freely, build pieces that look nothing like a box, make them dynamic, and take the very same design to price, sale and production with Bond.

Arrange parts and sub-assemblies freely: boards of any outline, profiles along any path, sculpted parts from Rhino. Step out of the box shape - and if a part is missing, add it.
Ready materials, parts and assemblies from the Bond library and your company's catalog - with their own codes, thicknesses and prices.
Inputs, formulas and grips turn your design into a product that builds correctly at any size.
With Bond: the BOM and price of every alternative, a Gantt of design, sales and production, and a page where the client reviews and approves the design - all from the same save.
Ask in plain words. The assistant uses the same commands as the interface, within your permissions, shows its plan before multi-step work, and every change can be undone. It runs through Bond, signed in with your company account.
Say what you want: the assistant shows its plan first and, once you approve, makes the change like a manual edit (undoable; saving stays with you).
The assistant in the docsPlaces and moves parts, sets materials, inputs and formulas, groups and arrays; creates complete materials, boards and 1D parts.
Parts going into each other or touching nothing, 1D/2D sizes outside the part's range, broken formulas, missing materials, exact duplicates.
Searches the company's catalog and projects, researches the web with sources, and remembers habits and company rules.
25 functions (IF, CHOOSE, CEILING…), names in the formula and IDs underneath so renaming never breaks it, circular references caught, eight input kinds including material and part, per-instance inputs and grips you drag in the parent assembly.
Boards of any outline, profiles swept along any path (arcs, splines), and sculpted Rhino/STEP parts in the same assembly, with live arrays along a path.
Where two 1D profiles meet, Atrium mitres or butts them by itself (T joints, arrow + V notch too), a closed frame round an opening is mitred all round, and the BOM length includes the end offsets.
A hinge or screw part brings its holes; they cut only the board under it and move with it, even inside a sub-assembly.
Ctrl+C in Rhino, Ctrl+V in Atrium brings solids and surfaces as exact NURBS (not meshes) in millimetres, and the Bond plugin's Send to Atrium button does the same.
Colour and texture variants that carry their own price, and board thicknesses that each have their own code, weight and price.
Full Persian UI with Persian digits and Persian keyboard input in every number box (e.g. «۱۲ سانت»), bilingual item names.
There is no shortage of cabinet software. Atrium is for anything made of parts: partitions, desks, counters, shelving, wall panelling, doors - and the one special piece only you have designed. Cabinets too - as one example among many.
Recorded in Atrium itself. Each one links to its page in the docs.

Captured straight from Atrium: the design tree and the assembly inputs; the same cabinet in Presentation shading; and the dashboard.



Most interior design tools stop where the real work starts: the price, the order, the workshop. Atrium designs with the very part that gets built, from the start.
The price is worked out from the parts and materials themselves, not estimated by hand - every save updates the numbers.
The design, the parts list and the production processes come from one source - nothing gets lost between the sale and the workshop.
Designers design with what is actually made - real colours, thicknesses and prices.
Build your products once, dynamic, and keep them in your company's Bond catalog; the price comes from the part and material prices.
Design pieces nobody else sells - with companies' real products and materials, so the price you give your client is a real one.
Through the designer, sees a design that will really be built - with its price and an estimated delivery date.
Atrium works on its own. Connected to Bond, design software, production management and customer follow-up share one account, one library and one project - so a piece goes from the first sketch to the client and the workshop without retyping anything.
Parts, furniture and interiors in one program: free composition, inputs and formulas, processes, plans.
The moment you save in Atrium, the project, edition and alternative are in Bond with their plans, parts list and prices - sales and production work from the same data.
A Gantt of design, design check, sales, financial, analysis and production - one row per person, in real working hours with holidays. Drag a bar to reschedule it or into another phase.
Every plan with a 360° marker on each product, the assemblies, the parts list and renders, with the total price. The client asks for changes on the plan or on one product - or confirms. (Clients sign in to Bond today; a share link is planned.)
Each product's 3D page opens in augmented reality on Android and iPhone, at true scale on the client's own floor.
Photoreal renders from the Bond Rhino plugin, kept per project and alternative in Bond's render gallery; the Bond assistant can make a picture in chat too.
The production phase in the planner, the parts list of every alternative, and time estimates per phase.
Today every company has its catalog in Bond and can add from the shared library. Planned: a shop, orders, tenders for custom pieces and instant quotes from companies with auto-reply.
Planned: leads, clients and follow-ups next to the projects they become.

Install Atrium and start with the ready-made Bond library - or read the docs first.