Live Home 3D
Design interiors effortlessly with templates, objects, materials, and visualize in 2D and 3D.
What is Live Home 3D?
Live Home 3D is an interior design tool that lets you plan and visualise room layouts in both 2D and 3D. It comes with a library of pre-built templates, furniture objects, and materials so you can start designing straight away rather than building from scratch. The tool is aimed at homeowners wanting to experiment with designs before buying furniture or making changes, as well as interior designers and property professionals who need to present ideas to clients quickly. The software handles the visual heavy lifting, letting you see how different furniture arrangements and colour schemes work in a space. You can swap between 2D floor plan view and 3D perspective to check proportions and sight lines. The freemium pricing means you can try the basics without paying upfront, though more advanced features or larger project storage may require a subscription.
Key Features
2D and 3D visualisation
Switch between floor plan and 3D perspective views to assess layouts and spatial relationships
Design templates
Start with pre-made room templates rather than creating layouts from scratch
Object library
Access built-in furniture and decorative objects ready to place into your designs
Material library
Apply different textures, colours, and finishes to surfaces and objects
Drag-and-drop interface
Place and arrange items visually without needing technical skills
Measurement and scaling
Ensure designs work at actual room dimensions
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Quick to get started thanks to templates and pre-built objects
- Both 2D and 3D views help you catch design problems before implementing them
- Free tier available so you can test it without commitment
- Visual, intuitive interface means no steep learning curve
Limitations
- The object and material libraries may be smaller than professional CAD software, limiting customisation options
- Advanced features or cloud storage likely restricted to paid tiers
- May not integrate with other design or project management tools you already use
Use Cases
Visualising furniture arrangement before purchasing new pieces
Testing colour schemes and material finishes in a room
Presenting interior design ideas to clients or family members
Planning renovations or room reorganisations
Creating quick mood boards or design proposals for property staging