Top 29 Interior Design Software & Which Is Right for You

Whether you’re a professional interior designer or an amateur looking to transform your own home, we’ve got the right interior design software for you.

Interior design software includes features like moodboard designing, 3D rendering for rooms and floor plans, and product libraries to make it easy to input the paint colors, flooring, and furniture you want.

We’ve separated our master guide to interior design tools into four categories:

1. All-in-one interior design business suites – Design tools and business tools for professionals within a single platform.
2. Design-only tools for professionals – Only design tools like 3D floor plans and product libraries, intended for professional use.
3. Interior design software for homeowners – Simpler tools intended for consumer use. 
4. Client and project management tools – Business management tools that designers can use in addition to design-only software.

Keep reading to find the perfect tool for you. 

Interior design business platforms (design and project management)

This category of software includes the design tools that pro interior designers need alongside business management features like invoicing, client communication, and project feedback. 

1. DesignFiles

DesignFiles is the top-rated interior design platform for professional designers where you can get all the tools you need to manage your business in one simple software. 

You can send out customized design questionnaires, create moodboards, floor plans and 3D renderings, communicate with clients, manage project tasks, send retainers and invoices, collect payments, track products orders and a lot more. 

It’s also incredibly easy to use for both you and your client and has an active FB group of over 9k members where you can get advice on all things design. 

DesignFiles has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 520 reviews with 93% saying they recommend DF to their peers

Pricing:

Subscriptions start at $49/month for the e-Design plan and $69/month for the Full Service Design plan. There’s also a free trial account where you can give all the features a solid test run before you decide to commit to a subscription. 

Check out DesignFiles pricing info here and feature list here. 

Best for: 

Full Service interior designers, eDesigns and small to medium sized firms.

2. Spoak

With Spoak, you’ll get access to design tools such as a floor plan creator, color palette planner, and 3D rendering. You’ll also get basic business tools including a portfolio creator, invoicing, and invoice reminders. It’s not as fully featured as the other contenders in this category, but it could be a fit for those who are just getting started or side hustlers. 

Pricing:

The Plus plan costs $24.99 per month and gives you access to unlimited design projects. With the Premium plan for $99.99, you can remove the Spoak watermark. 

Best for:

New eDesigners or those just getting started.

3. Studio Designer

StudioDesigner includes project management, team activity tracking, time billing, business reports, invoices, and payments. It also provides robust built in accounting software and generates detailed reports on all key metrics making it a great fit for larger design firms.

However, the system is known for being a bit more complicated to use than other programs so just be aware of that. You also need to input a lot of information for the system to be able to generate those detailed reports.

Note: It does not offer moodboard or floor plan software, so you’ll need additional software to cover your design needs. 

Pricing:

For the Basic Plan, you’ll get access to everything except time billing, calendar and team activities. That plan costs $48 per month. Or you can pay $64 per month to unlock everything.

Best for: 

Larger Design Firms

4. MyDoma

MyDoma includes features for proposals, invoices, package sales, intake forms, product catalogs, product clipping, 3D floor plans and renderings, and client communication. You can embed design packages in your website, get sales, and take the project from there. 

Pricing:

The Solo plan costs $59 per month, while the Team plan costs $79 per month. 

Best for:

Full Service interior designers, eDesigns and small to medium sized firms.

5. Houzz Pro

With Houzz Pro, you’ll get a 3D floor planner, financial management tools, proposals, invoices, and product sourcing. According to Capterra reviews, designers say that there is a steep learning curve, and the platform isn’t super intuitive.

They do also provide lead generation services but the reviews are very mixed with many saying the services are severely overpriced. If you are considering it, just do a little research and ask other designers in your Facebook groups about their experience.

Pricing:

Houzz Pro is far more expensive than other platforms on the market. The Starter plan is $89/month and the Pro plan is $199/month.

Best for:

Contractors

Design-only tools for professionals

This category of software only includes features related to creating designs, with nothing for business management. 

6. Chief Architect Interiors

Chief Architect Interiors is robust floor plan, elevation and 3D rendering software. You can specify materials, produce plan and construction drawings and it includes thousands of options for cabinets, appliances, furnishings and textures. 

Pricing:

The monthly fee is $199 per month and cancel when you want, or pay a one time fee of $2,395. 

Best for:

Architects and remodel contractors.

7. Autodesk 3ds Max

3ds Max is a professional 3D modeling, rendering, and animation software. It can be used by both interior designers looking to create 3D renderings as well as by furniture product designers who need to create mockups of their products for fabrication. It’s a bit more popular amongst interior furniture designers rather than interior designers, but it can be used for both.

Pricing:

3ds Max costs $225 if you pay monthly or $1,785 if you pay annually. The latter option will save you 34%. 

Best for:

Architects and remodel contractors.

8. Autodesk Revit

If you’re looking to create 3D floor plans, Autodesk Revit is a better choice than Autodesk 3ds Max. This tool is used by architects, general contractors, and engineers. It’s a great fit for interior designers who do remodeling projects—and who aren’t afraid to learn complex software.

Pricing:

Autodesk Revit will set you back $335 per month if you pay monthly or $2675 per year if you pay annually. 

Best for:

Architects and remodel contractors.

9. Archicad 25

Another software for architects, engineers, contractors, and interior designers, Archicad 25 supports over 40 export and import file formats, including DWG, PDF, XLS, SAF, IFC, and BCF. It’s also interoperable with Autodesk Revit. You can analyze structural loads and improvements, making it a fit for designers who undertake complex renovation projects. 

Pricing:

Archicad 25 doesn’t publicly share their pricing information, so you’ll need to contact their sales department. 

Best for:

Architects and remodel contractors.

10. Infurnia

Infurnia is a powerful architecture and interior design software that includes CAD, BIM, data management, and team collaboration tools in one place. In addition to rendering tools, you can also create and track production schedules to visualize how and when everything will come together.

Pricing:

The Business plan costs $600 per month, and the Enterprise plan costs $7,500 per month. You can also sign up for the free plan which includes design features but not project management features. 

Best for:

Architects and remodel contractors.

11. Room Sketcher

With Room Sketcher, you can create floor plans and home designs. The tool can be used by home owners or professionals but we’ve put it in our professional design category because it is fully featured in terms of 3D renderings and floor plan development. 

Pricing:

Interior designers will need the Pro plan, which costs $99 per year. 

Best for:

Homeowners, Interior designers.

12. MagicPlan

MagicPlan is designed for residential contractors, but it also a great fit for interior designers who do renovations. It includes features for calculating estimates, creating 3D models, and generating floor plans. 

Pricing:

If you just want the design features, it costs $9.99 per year. If you want reporting and estimating features, you’ll pay $89.99 per year. 

Best for:

Interior designers and remodel contractors.

13. CAD

CAD is a popular tool amongst architects and engineers, but it’s used by professional interior designers as well. Use it for drafting, drawing, rendering, and planning. Keep in mind that Revit is the main CAD tool for designers, but you can use other CAD offerings as well. 

Pricing:

CAD costs $235 per month and $1,865 per year. 

Best for:

Interior designers, architects, and remodel contractors.

14. SketchUp Pro

Perfect for creating 3D room renderings and product renderings. SketchUp Pro can be used by interior designers and furniture designers. You’ll get access to 4 million pre-built models for easy designing. 

Pricing:

SketchUp Pro costs $299 per year.

Best for:

Interior designers, architects, and remodel contractors.

15. Coohom

Coohoom offers floor planning and 3D rendering software as well as a model library with hundreds of items in unique categories like geometric tiles, reg ideas, art decor, Christmas decorations and more.

Pricing:

The Pro plan costs $25 per month and includes access to the entire model library for up to 200 projects. On the Premium plan, which costs $83 per month, you can create unlimited projects. 

Best for:

eDesign and full service interior designers and homeowners

16. Foyr

Interior design software Foyr offers 3D floor plans, 3D modeling software, and photorealistic renders. However, like the other tools in this category, it doesn’t offer project management features, meaning you’ll have to use another platform to handle that portion of your business..

Pricing:

The Basic plan costs $59 per month and offers 60 render credits per month. The Standard plan costs $89 per month and offers 135 render credits.

Best for:

eDesign and full service interior designers.

Interior design software for homeowners

This category of software is intended for homeowner use. New business owners can also use these tools to get acquainted with design. 

17. Room Planner

Room Planner is an iOSand Android app that makes it easy for homeowners to virtualize their space in 3D and plan out their ideas. The app includes thousands of furniture and decor products for easy designing. 

Pricing:

The basic Interior Design plan costs $5.99 per month, and the Architecture plan costs $14.99 per month. 

Best for:

Homeowners who want to design on their mobile phone.

18. Canva

Canva is a free graphic design tool that can be used for all sorts of purposes: party invites, social media posts, and moodboards. You can upload photos of the furniture you’re thinking of purchasing, and drag items around to arrange them into an abstract moodboard.

Pricing:

Canva does have a Pro plan that costs $119.99 per year, but homeowners can do just fine on the free plan.

Best for:

Homeowners who only want to create moodboards (not realistic 3D renderings).

19. Morpholio Board

Morpholio Board is an app for iOS and Mac users that offers moodboard and collage tools as well as a Pinterest connection to easily import your pins to your design boards. There’s also a product library that you can pull furniture and decor from. 

Pricing:

The Board Pro subscription costs $11.99 per year.

Best for:

Homeowners who save inspiration on Pinterest.

20. Homestyler

Homestyler is an interior design platform that can be used by professionals and homeowners but is more catered to homeowners. It offers a 3D floor planner, unlimited 1K rendering, a video render, and over 100,000 3D models and materials to make designing super fast. 

Pricing: The free plan can satisfy most homeowners’ needs, and the $4.90 per month also allows you to upload your own 3D models, which could be great for homeowners who are also artists or product designers. 

Best for: Homeowners looking for extreme accuracy with the renderings and floor plans. 

21. Redecor

Redecor is a home design makeover app with built-in design education. You can play around with different home decor styles in order to experiment with your own creativity. The app is designed to not only help you redecorate your home but to also improve your design skills. There are daily challenges and competitions that make the experience super fun. 

Pricing: Redecor is free for most uses, but you’ll pay to play as you progress.

Best for: Hobbyist homeowners who want to learn design foundations and explore new styles in a gamified way.

22. Wayfair

Wayfair, a very popular online marketplace for furniture and home decor, offers a couple of design tools that are useful for homeowners. Use the 3D room planner to accurately map out your space and select the right products. And try Wayfair’s mobile app to visualize what a product will look like in your space with the power of AI. 

Pricing: Free.

Best for: Homeowners who purchase most of their products from Wayfair. 

23. HomeByMe

With HomeByMe, you can find inspiration for redesigning or redecorating your home. Community members can share pictures of their finished rooms and create HD images for visualizing future projects. You can also share 3D floor plans and design renderings with your family to get their feedback before forging ahead. 

Pricing: Free

Best for: Homeowners who want inspiration and feedback from others. 

24. Live Home 3D

With Live Home 3D, you can build out your home in 3D. There are room builders and model products for fast designing. However, the 3D images and products don’t look as realistic as some of the other options on this list. 

Pricing: You’ll pay $4.99 per month for the standard features, or $9.99 per month for the pro features. You can also pay a one-time fee of $49.99 for lifetime access to the pro features.

Best for: 

Client and project management tools

This category of software isn’t design-specific, but offers the small business management features that an interior designer would need if their design tool didn’t include them. 

25. Honeybook

If you’re not using an all-in-one design and business management software like DesignFiles, then you’re going to need a platform for creating contracts and invoices. Honeybook is a popular tool for photographers and other creative professionals, and can be a good fit for designers. 

Pricing: You’ll pay $39 per month or $390 per year. 

Best for: Interior designers in need of a solution for contracts and invoices.

26. Dubsado

Dubsado is a competitor to Honeybook and offers similar features. If you’re using a design tool that only offers design features, you’ll need a solution for client payments and project management. Keep in mind that using separate tools for designing and business management will not only take more time, but it will cost more as well, because you’ll be paying for different subscriptions. 

Pricing: The Starter plan costs $200 per year and the Premier plan costs $400 per year. 

Best for: Interior designers in need of a solution for contracts and invoices.

27. Asana

Asana is a project management tool. If you’re using a design and business management platform like DesignFiles you won’t need a project management tool for your client projects. However, a project management tool can still be great for managing other projects, such as your marketing campaigns or operational improvements. Whether you have a team or are working solo, you can use Asana to track tasks and subtasks. 

Pricing: On the free plan, you can manage unlimited tasks and projects with up to 15 collaborators, making it plenty for most designers. Or, sign up for the Premium plan, which costs $10.99 per user per month and comes with advanced features such as the timeline tracker and automated workflow builder.

Best for: Interior designers looking for task management software. 

28. ClickUp

ClickUp is very similar to Asana, but it’s a little more fun to use. The colors and UX are better, and it allows you to view the same data in different ways. For example, you can create a spreadsheet of project tasks, but then also view them in a kanban board. 

Pricing: The free plan is more than enough for most designers. If you want advanced workflows and reporting, choose the Unlimited plan for $5 per user per month. 

Best for: Interior designers looking for task management software.

29. Pipedrive

Pipedrive is an easy-to-use CRM that is great for small business owners. If you get a high amount of leads and struggle to follow up with all of them, then you need a CRM. Pipedrive’s top features include pipeline management for leads, deals, and calendars, workflow customization, and integrations with 300 different tools for automatically pulling in your leads. Keep in mind that you could track leads manually in Asana or ClickUp as well. 

Pricing: The Essential plan costs $14.90 per month and doesn’t include workflow automations. For that feature, you’ll need the Advanced plan, which costs $24.90 per month. 

Best for: Designers who get a high influx of leads. 

Frequently asked questions about interior design software

The best interior design tools should be beautifully designed, easy to use, and fully featured. For more recommendations, get our guide to the best e-design software here and our guide to the best interior design business software here.

Want interior design tools and business management features all in one easy-to-use suite? Check out DesignFiles, the best interior design software for pros who don’t compromise.