[wrecked2001]

I have been dabbling on this website for about two years now. I've got about five designs. It's pretty cool.

www.floorplanner.com

[P1]

Appreciate the update.

[Scout10]

Hey thanks, I was just about to go looking for software to do some
floor planning. Might jump out of the condo here late next year.
This condo living is okay but if you end up with Hitler and pals
ruling the Stalag. ITS TIME TO RUN for the Alps!

[EL Jeffe 5]

can you guys do furniture arranging for customers
we are in process of building new home we need help how to place furniture etc...

[wrecked2001]

I am not a interior decorator or anything like that, sorry if you got that impression. The website I posted allows normal people or designers to use their software for a small fee to design floor plans. If you have the dimensions the website allows you to place furniture to do some interior decorating.

[XCRN]

Originally Posted by EL Jeffe 5

can you guys do furniture arranging for customers
we are in process of building new home we need help how to place furniture etc...

I use sketchup for stuff like that. Free and easy.

[wrecked2001]

Here is what I have done on the Floorplanner website:

[EL Jeffe 5]

[QUOTE=wrecked2001;22538518]Here is what I have done on the Floorplanner website:


Just what I was looking for
Thanks

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[nyalpine90]

Originally Posted by wrecked2001

Here is what I have done on the Floorplanner website:
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Very congested floor plan...too many walls like a dam mazed

[wrecked2001]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

Very congested floor plan...too many walls like a dam mazed

Maybe for NYC

[rad doc]

Originally Posted by wrecked2001

Maybe for NYC

Have to agree. Looks pretty chopped up. I wouldn't want to love there but to each their own!

[wrecked2001]

Originally Posted by rad doc

Have to agree. Looks pretty chopped up. I wouldn't want to love there but to each their own!

I thought that too, initially, but once you get into storage, utilities and separating living areas, it gets busy. I would love to go to actual design school but life right now will not let me. Maybe in a few years.

[nyalpine90]

Originally Posted by wrecked2001

Maybe for NYC

walls reduces living space...too many small rooms.

i work with architects directly and they do amazing things by removing walls to gain more living space..

[wrecked2001]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

walls reduces living space...too many small rooms.

i work with architects directly and they do amazing things by removing walls to gain more living space..

I see what your saying. I like walls to separate rooms, my wife loves to get away in her "areas" separated from the rest of the house. I really don't like modern/minimalist designs. I like a hybrid Craftsman or Mediterranean with an open floor plan for main living area, but distinctly separate personal areas.