I have a bedroom labelled “Camera 1” that must be drawn precisely in both 2D and 3D so my carpenter can manufacture four custom pieces: a full-height wardrobe, a bed with under-mattress storage, a built-in desk and a small partition. The room’s sloped ceiling (spiovente) governs every height, so I need the ceiling geometry modelled accurately before any furniture is fitted. You will receive my current hand sketches and a full set of site measurements; these already mark out wall lengths, window positions, slope angles, power points and the proposed furniture footprints. From this information I need: • A clean DWG or DXF floor plan and at least two key elevations showing all critical heights along the slope. • Separate 3D views of each furniture item in its final position so the maker can visualise clearances. • Detailed dimensions and a basic material call-out on every component—carcass thicknesses, door fronts, drawer depths, countertop boards, etc.—so production drawings can be extracted directly from your file. Please build natively in AutoCAD (preferred) or a fully compatible platform, keeping layers tidy so my fabricator can isolate each element. Export solids, not meshes, to avoid translation issues. I will sign off once the DWG/DXF opens error-free, all dimensions match my measurements to the millimetre, and material notes appear on every sheet. If that sounds clear, let’s get started—I’m ready to share the sketches today.