For independent interior designers and small studios
Your client studies the 2D floor plan and asks what the room will feel like. Scale and circulation may be clear to you, but the drawing still asks them to imagine too much.
Preparing several directions by hand turns proposal day into a production week. Feedback then scatters across email attachments, and nobody knows which version is current.
Your next review can start with a room the client can see, not a plan they have to decode.
Three-step proposal workflow
Start with material already on your desk and keep every handoff visible.
Upload your floor plan as PDF, JPG, or PNG, or draw it first in Floor Plan Creator. Check room boundaries and openings before moving on. Everything runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
Use 3D Design to turn the plan into a viewable 3D room. Choose a model and style for the concept; each uses a different number of credits. Results generate in minutes, so you can prepare another direction without rebuilding the presentation.
Review the 3D Design workflow before you prepare the proposal.
Each result stays in Designs history. Compare versions before the meeting, choose the clearest direction, and share it by link. The review now has one visible reference instead of attachments with similar filenames.
A proposal clients can read
Lead the presentation from the 2D plan to the white model and then the styled room. The sequence confirms the footprint, reveals volume, and gives the client one concrete direction to approve or question.
From proposal reviews
Four practitioners explain what changes when a client can react to a visible room direction.
“I stopped sending clients three Pinterest links and a mood board. Now I drop their actual room into a few directions and the conversation starts at the right place — what they actually like, not what they can't imagine.”
“The side-by-side comparison is the part I use most. Keeping the room fixed while only the palette and furniture change makes a client's taste obvious in one meeting instead of three.”
“It's the fastest way I've found to turn a vague brief like 'warmer, but not too busy' into a concrete direction we can both react to before I spend real time on drawings.”
“For staging decisions, it saves a full round of revisions. I can show a dated room in three coherent moods and let the client pick before anyone commits to furniture.”
Before and after the handoff
The gain is less preparation between the plan and the client's decision.
Once the plan is ready, a 3D result generates in minutes. Bring two clear directions to the review without spending days rebuilding the room for each option.
A new account receives 30 free credits on first login. Models and styles consume different amounts, so decide which directions matter before generating more variations.
Check current credit options before planning a larger proposal round.
Share the selected result by link instead of another attachment. Designs history keeps versions available while you decide which direction deserves the client's attention.
FAQ
Use these answers to set accurate expectations before the review.
Prepare the next review
Bring the plan, create a viewable 3D room in minutes, and share one direction for a focused conversation.
