



By dragging furniture into the grid and positioning it as you envision your redesigned room, a clear picture appears below, providing an impression of space that two-dimensional sketches cannot. At the bottom of the screen is a small box that provides the 3D view. Below the file tree is a space for each item in the room and its approximate size. The area is a grid with measurements corresponding to room size. The left side of the screen contains a file tree for every room in the house, and clicking on each room presents a list of all appropriate furniture you can drag into the adjacent box. The program's interface is very easy to use. With a fairly simple premise and impressive results, this slightly flawed program is certainly something to get the imagination going. Sweet Home 3D offers users a chance to see a remodeled room or a brand new home before a single nail has been driven.
