Best free or paid Kitchen design application
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My wife is a kitchen and bathroom designer and to get her certifications she used a program called 20/20, which she still uses. According to her it is best for what she needs ( cannot get her to embrace SU) and has been using it for onto 9 years now.
It's certainly not free, but it's very fast once you get the hang of it.
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I used this one in the past. Very fast when dealing with rushed customers. It has a pretty decent rendering engine too.
http://www.kitchendraw.com/index.asp?fl=1 -
Thank you for fast and accurate answers
have anybody experienced Autocad free style?
seems is more intuitive comparing to KitchenDraw atleast ... (I'ven't tried 20/20).. . but liked AFS very much -
@majid said:
Thank you for fast and accurate answers
have anybody experienced Autocad free style?
seems is more intuitive comparing to KitchenDraw atleast ... (I'ven't tried 20/20).. . but liked AFS very muchAutoCAD
Freestyle software is no longer available for purchase -
Saw this the other day... For SketchUp. Sweeeeet.
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Here's another... I think there are going to be quite a few.
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Another... http://www.cadbox.ch/en/
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Many many thanks Krisidious!
I love SU and everything that is based on it, but for lots of people, "wall" must be "wall", "Window" must be "Window", etc, and it doesn't make sence for them to draw a face, pull/push it and rename it to wall, .... so they do not understand SU,...
I take a look over all the above links , but none of them is able to compete the Autocad freestyler yet....
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Do you think HomeStyler is the replacement?
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I hate self promotion.
but the reason I designed:Cabinet Tools Plugin for SketchUp
Component Cabinet Tools Plugin for SketchUpwas because of my dissatisfaction with other programs.
click on my plugins for more informationAlso have a look at my newBookShelf Tools which extends the use of Drawers and Doors not only to Bookshelves, but also to the Cabinet Tools Plugin
cheers!
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