Essential Interior Design Tools Perspective Drawing by Computer Continued
Below is the first floor plan that I used. In it you can see the dining room that I have shown below and the exterior view of the house. This all took just a couple of hours. Not only is this system productive but highly entertaining for a designer. I have been able to try out a number of arrangements and ideas. I then found I was hooked and had built another layout of a home in about five minutes using the wizard.
Note how the plan comes out fully dimensioned with the added advantage of being fully to scale when you print it. Talk about a time saver.
Below is the first exterior shot (you can see some of the detail inside through the windows.)
The second shot I've added a couple of trees. This literally took only 10 seconds.
Then theres a plan that I built in less than ten minutes.
This is the first shot of the dining room before I added any of the actual branded colors and drapery
A plaster ceiling, some drapery and a timber floor have now been added
A light shade
Deciding the light shade wasn’t appropriate and adding a table and chairs
So now I am convinced, I have been brought in from the dark ages and I am using this software not only for my work but also for fun.
You must be feeling that even you could do this by now, and your are right, so go and have a look for yourself.
Have fun designing and showing off to your friends how clever you are! I certainly have!
By Chris Brown
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Below this are some of the amazing realistic results you can get using this product.
A dining room
A living room
Timber accentuated living room with double height stud
A family sized kitchen and breakfast area
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