Sweet Home 3D is a program that enables you to create the interior design for your home with just a few simple steps without requiring any CAD (computer-aided design) experience.
A great advantage of using Sweet Home 3D is that it's very simple to manage. You can find all the interior design items on the left side of the screen, nicely-categorized according to their house location (bathroom, living room, etc.). Also, on the main toolbar there are some house decorating components, such as walls, room and dimension separation tools which are very easy to configure.
Another nice thing about this program is that if you require more house objects to include into your room plan, you can always import furniture images from your computer.
Without delay, you can preview in 3D any change you make to your project, adjust the angle for clearer view and decide whether there are still some adjustments that require alteration.
If you ask me, this application is definitely worth a try. It's very easy to use, comes with plenty of interior design configurations and items and, most importantly, you don't have to pay to use it. Therefore, I totally recommend you to use Sweet Home 3D whenever you wish to make an interior design plan for your house.
Pros
- User-friendly interface
- Comes with various interior design items
- You can import images for furniture from your Mac
- Offers you 3D preview
- Available in many languages
Cons
- Couldn't find any disadvantages
This program is very easy to handle. You can quickly make a plan of furniture placing in your flat.
The given set of furniture was enough for me to illustrate where each object will be placed in my future flat. Besides, the program is definitely helpful when you are moving to a new flat or building a house. Even if you are not a professional designer, you can visualize your ideas and discuss them with the designers later.
Found it useful when I was moving furniture around the house. The plan in 3D allows you to see how your room will look like with chairs, shelves, etc. and to think of possible changes before you've began moving your real wardrobe. Yet I found it rather uncomfortable to have a narrow set of furniture available to operate with.