Interior Design App - Recommendations?
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PROJo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years ago- PRO
Jo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years agoHere is one I did for a yoga studio, a while back and I wanted to use the exact hanging lights, which weren't modelled. I just imported them as a flat image instead (and cut around them). I could have also found a similar object from the 3D warehouse and manipulated it to suit and help me visualise.
Good luck Lo!
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Comments (1)If you research any pro that you are looking to hire - that’s always a good place to start - eg - if they are on Houzz - have a look on their pro page for client reviews - also look at the kind of posts they add - are they all promotional or are they useful or do they actually not post at all ? You can glean lots by this alone - but check out the wider web too. Click on my profile page if you like to see where the info is on the pro pages - ie reviews - posts - etc - we all should have the same sort of info available to be seen. To jump to a pros pro page - just click on their icon or name ! Have fun researching ! There are lots of talented peeps on here ! Hope you find someone who suits you and your project ! :)...See MoreFloor Plan Creator Apps/Sites Recommendations
Comments (5)I use HouseDesign which is a Free App on my phone. You could also use the more sophisticated RoomPlanner that has a subscription. Alternatively employ a designer or concept planner to envisage several layouts more cost effectively than using your architect. You could also post the entire plan on Houzz for creative input from the community. Personally when I look at the plan I think that the space is made narrower by the two sets of stairs and the original stairs obscure flow from the front to back. Perhaps having one set of stairs in the centre of the house creates problems upstairs but I would be considering it as it might mean you can build less square footage and make a cost saving. Additionally the largest reception room seems to be on the lower level with borrowed light and in my opinion perhaps less frequently used rooms should be there with the living room further up the house....See MoreLo Blattner
7 years ago- PRO
Jo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years ago Lo Blattner
7 years ago- PRO
Jo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years ago Lo Blattner
7 years ago- PRO
Jo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years ago Lo Blattner
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoOh you're too sweet! I've been thinking about my biggest challenges so I could pick one. A lot of them were actually practical or build related things - stuff that I didn't consider or couldn't foresee during my renovation and that I will do differently next time. What I'm finding surprisingly challenging now that I'm furnishing my home is: balance of colours and materials. I've been obsessing over interiors for as long as I can remember, and in my head I knew exactly what I wanted my home to look like. There is not one item of furniture that I purchased in a haphazard manner, I thought about function and style, I considered how it would tie in with the rest of the room, I created visuals...and still, now that it's all there, carefully arranged, it doesn't look like I wanted it to. Colour is a big aspect of it: what is the right amount of colour to inject so it doesn't look bland but still coherent? I like bright and white so I stick to neutrals for permanent items and bring in colour with decorative items that don't cost the world and can be moved and played with (that's with the exception of a brown chesterfield sofa that I've had for years and can't part with, an a black fireplace that must have been tiled by a blind person). Same goes for materials - I guess with an all white backdrop you can introduce materials more generously (?) but there is probably still something like a healthy medium. Is it ok to mix brass, steel, glass, fur, linen, marble...or is there a magic number to stick to?
I have attached a photo of the living room I'm working on, as an example. I'll either remove the rattan chair or cover it with a sheepskin, the grey sofa will be reupholstered in a lighter fabric and the art over the mantle will be replaced with a mirror or a more toned-down canvas. Maybe these changes will solve my problem. But bottom line is, I was going for an urban industrial look and now feel that the room has got a granny touch, it's too girly.
Anyway, materials and colour. I bet you're sorry now that you asked ;)
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Lo Blattner
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago- PRO
Jo Chrobak Invent Design Create Ltd
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago Lo Blattner
7 years ago
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