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Space Designer 3D review

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Design and customise your dream home (or homes) and preview them in a virtual 3D walkthrough with Space Designer 3D.
Fancy doing a little redecorating of your home but feel you lack the skills to achieve your goals? Then why not turn to your computer for a little help. Space Designer 3D is one of many online services aimed at helping your design the home of your dreams, or just furnish a single room, all from the comfort of your browser. Let’s take a look at what this one has to offer. Unlike other online 3D design services, this one does not come with a free option. All plans are paid plans. The cheapest option is known as ‘ Casual ’. You pay $10 per project (no monthly commitment), and with that you can create a building with three levels, have access to the standard library of products, can export your work as a PDF file, and render two HD images. The other 3 options are all based on monthly subscriptions and are more aimed at professional users. First off is ‘ Regular ’ at $25 a month. With it, you can create up to 5 projects per month, each with up to 5 levels. You get access to an extended library, can save your favourites for quicker access, renders go up in quality to 4K, and you’re granted up to 25 of them each month. ‘ Team ’ bumps the price to $100 a month. As its name implies, you can have up to 5 people access the same account. You’re allowed up to 25 projects per month, each with up to 10 levels. There’s a new feature for this level of commitment: being able to keep up to three different versions of the same project. This plan also comes with 2 hours of training, and you can create up to 100 4K renders per month. Finally, there’s ‘ Business ’ which is more of a bespoke model and the price is only available on request. There are no limits to the number of team members, projects, levels or versions you can have. There’s even the possibility of having a custom design catalog, export features are beefed up, and you have 500 4K renders to boot.

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