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5 years ago

Can anyone recomment any professionals / companies that can produce 3D design floor plans with furniture at a reasonable cost?

Has anyone used a "self service" option and done this yourself? I have come across Room Sketcher and I am considering this as an option!

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A B
5 years ago
Have you considered a concept planner or designer?
Jo L
Original Author
5 years ago
I don't really know where to start but I also don't want to pay out lots that could be put towards the reno. I am just struggling to visualise how the furniture would and what space we would have. Happy to play around and pay for this service if it is reasonable!
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A S
5 years ago
I think a concept planner will be the most helpful in allowing you to visualise how to make best use of the available space.

You could use the 'find pro's' section of this site to find someone local to you or use a designer like OnePlan (who can also be found on Houzz and is highly recommended by other Houzzers) who works online.
A S
5 years ago
Just seen your latest post; There are quite a few (free) 3D floor planners which are simple to use like Opunplanner or RoomSketcher amongst others, if you want to have a play about and visualise how the layout may work out.

Alternatively, you could lay out (cardboard) boxes in the room with sizes similar to the furniture to get a brief idea on how the space will work best.
Jo L
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks Asifa - I will also drop One Plan a message also! I may look at Room Sketcher when I have a bit of decent time to sit down and give it some full attention!

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