Joe Radmacher on Apps That Support Home Design Ideas

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 04, 2013

Joe Radmacher, who helps homeowners create the space they have always dreamt about, is issuing comment on a list of new apps that help homeowners to see exactly how their renovation ideas would look when put into place in their homes. For those who have sat and pondered how their bedroom would look with a new coat of paint, or how their living room would look with their couch placed in a different location, these apps can help provide answers to these questions.

Home Design 3D, which costs $7, is an innovative tool that takes a two-dimensional view of a house and transforms it into a three-dimensional graphic that allows the user to view the space from any angle. It even permits an individual to take a virtual walk around the space. The app is sophisticated enough for those who are just beginning to design the look and feel of their home; it is also beneficial to those who are thinking of making some basic tweaks to the design of their existing space.

The app allows the user to add rooms and adjust the size and shape to match the house's actual floor plan. Individuals can add in items such as a water fountain or a grand piano in order to get an accurate picture of how the redesign would look in real life. The device provides plenty of choices when it comes to doorways, windows, wall colors, floor textures, and other features that a house will have. Upon completion of the virtual design, a user can hit a button to turn the image into a 3-D look at the space.

Joe Radmacher comments on this app stating, "Many people are very visual, and have a hard time picturing how renovations or adjustments would make a room look unless they can truly see them. This tool proves useful to these individuals. They are able to see how their plans would look in real life, without having to make a commitment to these changes. This technology is certainly innovative, and makes it much easier to create a home that looks exactly as the owner had hoped it would."

Other popular design apps include Build App pro, which is available for Android. This piece of technology has a plan-view design mode that lets the user choose how the rooms look.

The app supports a 3-D view, and allows an individual to select the furniture items that appear in each room.

In addition, Houzz Interior Design Ideas is a popular, free choice for Android and iOS. Though the app is far simpler than the other two options, it can still provide assistance for those who are in the early stages of home design plans. It hosts a catalog of photos, which are grouped into categories such as family room and exterior. Users can then select subcategories, such as modern or tropical. A person can bookmark designs or send them off via Twitter or e-mail.

Joe Radmacher comments on these pieces of technology and states, "Thanks to the advancement of apps like these, it is easier than ever to design a dream home without actually starting construction."

ABOUT:

Joe Radmacher owns Radmacher Painting and Design. He creates affordable and flawless renovations and additions, and also offers expert painting services. From small tweaks to major changes to a home, Joe is able to handle the tasks while sticking to a tight budget and timeline. Joe is fully licensed and insured, and participates in several prestigious professional organizations, including the Home Builders' Association.