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The Development of 3D Visualization and its Potential Impact on Interior Design and its clients

In the previous years, many architects and interior designers mentally visualized 3D aspects of their design ideas while simply working with manually drawn 3D sketches of them. Now Designers create 3D images and animations with the help of latest software's that help them communicate with their clients in a clear manner at the initial stages of the project. Developing more sophisticated 3D software makes it possible to use 3D visualization along with material implementation as a periodic and essential aspect of the design process rather than in late or post design, where alternatives are more limited. Material companies and distributors in the interior design field have expanded their online stores to include 3D viewing characteristics that enhance their interactivity and offer friendly interfaces for search and purchase. Material selection becomes easier when it's visualized in 3D, as you get a clear image of how the material will look on your design. This paper aims to show the status of the growth of 3D visualization and its effect on interior designers and the clients they work with while at the same time highlighting an area where the development of 3D visualization helps in choosing materials in interior design that could profit considerably in future studies.