Colored Floor Plans

Colored floor plans are used by architects and inerior designers to explain their designs to clients not familiar with technical drawings.

Although colored floor plans do not contain detailed dimensions, they are often sufficient to give clients a satisfactory idea of a proposed building project.

Professionals Who Use Colored Floor Plans

• Architects
• Interior Designers
• Furniture Sellers
• Facility Managers
• Exhibition Organizers
• Graphic Designers

TMG has a collection of furniture and fitting images to insert into the colored floor plans it creates. We can create custom images for non-standard objects with minimal difficulty.

Colored Floor Plan Sample

TMG's Procedure for Developing Colored Floor Plans

• The client sends TMG the architectural plan, either as a scan or in CAD format
• If the client sends a scan, TMG drafts it in CAD
• The client sketches the required furniture and fittings on a printout of the plan, then scans and emails TMG the plan
• The client also includes annotations for surface finishes and furniture styles in the sketch
• TMG inserts furniture and fittings images into the architectural plan according to the sketch
• TMG sends the client the resulting colored floor plan for approval
• The client suggests changes to the colored floor plans
• TMG updates the image
• The last two steps are repeated until the design is finalized