DrawerEnvy
Modular Magnetic Organization
✦ Pre-launch — the design studio is open
Design the perfect drawer for your home.
Let us build it.
DrawerEnvy isn't open to the public just yet — but the configurator is live. Sign in or create an account to start designing your custom, made-to-fit drawer organizer today.
New here? See how it's made — solid wood, magnets & AI →
See the gallery — real drawer organizers we've built →
Our snap-a-photo design process and modular magnetic connection system are patent pending.
Measure & describe your drawer
The inside size of your drawer is the only measuring you'll do — we design an organizer cut to fit it exactly.
This drawer is for my…
Your wood
Your drawer size
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Size ranges are provisional, pending our final catalog.
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Photos (optional)
Snap your drawer with everything still inside — a photo lets us confirm it all fits.
or drag photos here · JPEG, PNG, WebP
How to measure your drawer
It takes about two minutes and a tape measure. The one rule: measure the inside of the drawer — the usable opening where the organizer sits — not the cabinet face or the outside of the drawer. We cut your organizer to those numbers, so a careful measurement is the whole game.
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1 · Empty it out
Take everything out and give the bottom a quick wipe, so your tape can lie flat against the walls and you can see the corners clearly.
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2 · Width — left to right
Lay the tape across the inside, wall to wall, near the top edge. Read the distance between the inside faces of the two side walls.
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3 · Depth — front to back
Measure from the inside of the front wall to the inside of the back wall, keeping the tape flat on the bottom and square to the sides.
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4 · Height — bottom to top
Stand the tape up from the drawer bottom to the top of the sides. If anything overhangs the opening (a cabinet rail or a lip), measure to the lowest point a box would have to clear going in.
A few things that make it foolproof
- Measure twice. If the two readings differ even slightly, use the smaller one.
- Drawers aren't always square. If the width changes front-to-back, use the narrowest spot.
- Round down to the nearest 1/8″. We cut to the eighth of an inch and leave a hair of clearance, so your organizer drops in without forcing.
- Inches or centimeters — either is fine; switch units right on the measure screen.
What's going in the drawer?
Confirm what's going in your drawer and rank it — most important first. Ranking decides what fits and what sits up front.
What's in your drawer?
Tap what you've got — no need to count. We design the compartments; you'll fine‑tune sizes on the next screen.
Don't see something? Tell the assistant above — it'll add it and ask for the size if it needs to.
Your items most important first
Nothing yet — tap the items in your drawer.