Also, after more than 20 years working in the architectural and interior design industry (and counting) and being a tech-savvy/software nerd, you can be safe knowing that I’ve used many of the programs I’m writing about here and come across almost all of the products in the industry. This is not a sponsored post (we don’t accept them here on this blog), so the information has not been swayed by a particular company paying me to write that their program is the best. The answers you get are biased depending on who has sponsored a blog post, who has written it (and what they’re selling), the location and, of course, the writer’s opinion or personal experience (or lack thereof) with any one program. Software for interior design and architecture is such a vast topic (and business). If you’re researching how to become an interior designer and asking yourself what’s the best software for interior designers to learn, you’re probably already confused with the multitude and variety of answers you’ve found.
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