An increasing number of kitchen and bath design, furniture, and paint retailers use dimensional planners to help customers visualize rooms and drive sales. Interior designers, architects, real estate agents, construction engineers, government planners, and event planners use 3D planners. The best 3D planners offer a fast and intuitive way to focus on defining a space or making modifications. “3D floor plans are rich with animated options for an enhanced user experience. In 3D plans, the user takes control and can rotate the view and look at a structure from various perspectives.” Demo of a 3D Planner “3D floor plans exhibit three axes: x, y, and z, which represents depth-meaning walls, floors, and ceiling,” Zieba clarifies. 2D planners provide a visual display of the room layout, walls, and fixed features like doors, stairs, and windows to make it easier to determine furniture or cabinet placement.” Designers often use these as the initial sketches before starting architectural and interior design plans.Ī 3D floor plan provides a scaled view with an in-depth look into a proposed space design. Zieba explains that “2D planners or 2D floor house plans provide a bird’s eye view that tells the consumer or designer to work on x or horizontal axis and y or vertical axis.
Once the plan is satisfactory from a practical and aesthetic perspective, then you can make the space in reality,” says Zieba.ģD planners are a step up from 2D planners. “The goal is to transfer ideas from your brain and place them in a virtual reality environment. Natalia Zieba, Interior Design and Training Lead for Marxent
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