This is a fun idea, although it doesn't really solve a problem for me since I find IKEA instructions to be extremely intuitive and easy to follow to begin with. Probably only LEGO does a better job at making clear, wordless instructions where e.g. ambiguity is resolved by cleverly using bright colored pieces in places where they are eventually obscured.
What I really would like is a universal furniture planning program which includes all IKEA furniture (and possibly third party furniture as well) and full configurability of the room. IKEA has design apps, but they are so frustrating to use because only some products are available in each app and they are wildly inconsistent in how much each allows you to configure the room shape.
What I really would like is a universal furniture planning program which includes all IKEA furniture (and possibly third party furniture as well) and full configurability of the room. IKEA has design apps, but they are so frustrating to use because only some products are available in each app and they are wildly inconsistent in how much each allows you to configure the room shape.