Web based home design site Floorplanner adds 3D objects

Posted Jul 8th 2008 2:00PM by Brad Linder
Filed under: Web services, Beta, web 2.0

Whether you want to design a dream home or figure out how to cram a new couch into your living room, Floorplanner can help. The site, which we first covered last year, lets you design, share, and export floorplans. The site recently launched a new beta version with a bunch of updates, including support for 3D objects. In other words, your couch, bed, table, or dresser might show up in 3D. Not every item in the library is available in 3D yet, but the company is working on adding more objects.

Here are a few of the other changes you'll find in the new beta:

Improved drawing of surfaces
Faster loading speeds
Option to hide the sidebar and maximize your work area

Floorplanner is free to use, and you can try it out without registering for an account. Eventually Floorplanner will offer free personal accounts plus paid professional and enterprise accounts.

Tags: design, floorplan, floorplanner, home

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