Home Design 3D

Overview

Home Design 3D is a home-planning app for people who want to shape rooms and visualize interior or exterior projects without limiting the work to a flat plan. Its broad object library and multi-floor support make it useful for homeowners exploring a remodel, though some of its most immersive viewing is confined to iOS.

You can draw rooms, adjust wall heights, import floor plans, and work across multiple floors. The catalog has more than 2,500 customizable furniture pieces, accessories, and materials, giving a project room to move beyond bare walls into furnishing and finish choices. Projects can be shared with a community the company describes as having over 90 million users, which adds an inspiration and feedback angle to the planning process.

The app began on iOS in October 2011 and is now available on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. The maker is based in Tre Ville, Trentino, Italy. Home Design 3D also describes professional uses such as presenting 3D plans, virtual visits, and 3D-printed models, as well as integrations that let manufacturers place products in its object library and link to e-commerce sites.

Key features

Room planning and project visualization

Room drawing, wall-height adjustment, floor plan import, and multi-floor design cover the core work of shaping a home layout. The listed export format is PDF. The home page also includes project and texture import, unlimited floors, advanced roofs, VR export, 3D printing, and .obj export among its features. These options make the app more than a simple room sketcher, but the breadth of access depends on the subscription tier.

Catalog and sharing

More than 2,500 customizable furniture pieces, accessories, and materials give users a substantial palette for furnishing and finishing a design. The community can help users find ideas and share creations, though its size alone does not tell you how useful its content will be for a particular project.

Project visits

The ability to view and visit a project as if you were there is a compelling way to assess a design beyond a plan, but it is available only on iOS. That limitation matters for anyone choosing the app primarily for immersive project review on Android or desktop.

Pricing

Home Design 3D is freemium: users can access limited app features for free, while subscriptions unlock unlimited access to all features. A free trial is offered; it can be canceled through store settings at least 24 hours before it ends. Paid subscriptions auto-renew, so check the platform's terms and renewal settings before starting one.

There is also a Premium Yearly — desktop (iOS/macOS) plan at $69.99 a year, billed one year and auto-renewing, with unlimited access to app features. The various offers show why platform-specific checkout terms matter: the names, billing periods, and prices differ, and some weekly prices are expressed per month while billed weekly. The free tier is the low-commitment way to explore, but its feature access is limited.

Platforms

Home Design 3D supports Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. Floor plan import is supported and PDF is the stated export format. The project visit feature is iOS-only, so platform choice affects more than screen size. Help is available through support contact, video tutorials, and a Facebook help group.

Who it's for

Homeowners planning a remodel or furnishing project will get the clearest benefit: they can work from room plans, adjust walls, and populate a design from a large customizable catalog. Business-space creators and real-estate professionals may also find value in presenting 3D plans, virtual visits, or 3D-printed models. It is less suitable if the key requirement is iOS-style project visits on another platform, or if limited free access is not enough and a subscription is unwelcome.

The privacy policy says the apps do not collect personally identifiable information unless users provide it voluntarily, and that photos or image data from a device photo library are not collected or stored. The company may collect anonymous, aggregated device and app-usage analytics and may use cookies and third-party analytics technologies.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A catalog of over 2,500 customizable objects and materials supports detailed furnishing and finish planning.
• Pros: Room drawing, adjustable wall heights, floor plan import, and multi-floor design support projects beyond a single-room sketch.
• Pros: Availability across Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows gives users a choice of device.
• Cons: Project visits are restricted to iOS, limiting that visualization feature for users on other platforms.
• Cons: Free access is limited, and subscriptions auto-renew; the trial has no stated duration.
• Cons: The subscription offers vary by platform, and weekly billing is easy to misread when the price is also expressed per month.

Alternatives

Planner 5D is the closest alternative for users who want a freemium option across mobile, desktop, and web. Its Premium plan is $59.99 a year and includes floor-plan upload and conversion to a 3D project plus a full premium furniture catalog; choose it if that workflow matters more than Home Design 3D's specific catalog and platform mix.

SmartDraw is a paid option with a free trial for Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Its individual, team, and enterprise plans use custom pricing, with a three-user minimum for Team, so consider it when those plan structures better match your needs.

For landscape-focused work, compare the landscape design software and 3D landscape design software categories. PRO Landscape+ is a paid option for Android, iOS, and Windows whose maker says it serves the professional landscape industry; choose it when that professional focus is the priority. Vectorworks Landmark is a paid, trial-available option for macOS, web, and Windows. Home Designer is a paid, trial-available choice for macOS and Windows. DynaScape Design is a Windows-only paid option with CAD-based landscape design, plant and symbol libraries, and landscape-specific drafting tools; its Design plan is $1,599 a year. VizTerra is a paid, trial-available Windows option. AutoLANDSCAPE is a paid Windows option. For more home-planning choices, see 3D home design software.

Verdict

Home Design 3D is a strong choice for homeowners and property professionals who want to build room plans and develop interior or exterior projects using a broad customizable catalog and multi-floor design. Its main advantage is the range from layout to furnishing and presentation; its main drawback is that feature access and subscription terms vary by platform, while project visits are limited to iOS. Start with the free tier if its limited access is enough to judge the workflow, and compare the exact subscription terms before committing.