Landscape Forms Launches a New Site Planner for Complete Outdoor Spaces
Landscape Forms goes beyond single-product configuration with a new Site Planner that lets specifiers compose entire outdoor environments - benches, tables, shelters and umbrellas - in one shared 3D scene.
Landscape Forms - the US designer and manufacturer of premium site furnishings - has taken the next step in its digital specification journey. After bringing its product line into 3D, the brand has now launched a full Site Planner: a tool that lets landscape architects, designers and dealers lay out entire outdoor spaces, not just individual pieces.
Where a product configurator answers "what does this bench look like in my finish?", the Site Planner answers a bigger question: "how does the whole space come together?" Users start from ready-made layout starters, drop in furniture families, pair tables with the right chairs, and place products beneath shelters and large-format umbrellas - building a complete, true-to-scale scene as they go.
A few of the things that make it feel effortless:
- Layout starters so no one begins from a blank canvas.
- Smart pairings - tables and chairs that belong together stay together.
- Placement under shelters and Mega Max and Cantilever umbrellas, so shaded zones are designed the way they are actually used.
- Search by product or module name, so finding the right piece takes seconds.
- Save, share and PDF export, so a plan can move straight into a specification conversation.
For a category like site furnishings - where projects are large, multi-stakeholder and highly visual - moving from product-level configuration to space-level planning is a real leap. It gives Landscape Forms' partners a single place to design, validate and share an outdoor environment before a single item is quoted.
The Site Planner is live now at landscapeforms.com/site-planner.
Built on The Planner Studio - the same platform powering 40+ configurators across 9+ markets.