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3 d floor plan - Room Sketcher?

5 years ago

I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations in relation to 3D floor plans?

I found Room Sketcher and you pay a fee and they adapt your 2D plans in to 3D so you can add furniture, decide on best layout of room etc. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience of this or can advise how user friendly it is?

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