While I personally do not use apple or mac products, my senior designer recently used this program for our client’s beautiful condo presentation. The second mood board app you can use is Keynote, which is a presentation software by Apple. Mood Board by Jil Sonia Interiors Power Point Mood Board by Jil McDonald of Jil Sonia Interiors.īelow is a photo of the actual client’s home, so you can see how well Jil can manage client expectations from her Power Point presentation! Mood Boards by Claire Jefford Interior Design Mood Board by Claire Jefford using Power Point. Here are some examples of not only my own client mood boards, but other designers who use Powerpoint in their business as well. You can easily change the size of an image and move the images around to exactly where you want them placed on your board. The first mood board app I’m featuring is the one that I use the most for my business and that’s Power Point. After all, that is always the goal, right?! You’ll see examples of incredible mood boards created in various programs which will help you to make an informed decision on which mood board app would work best for your interior design business.Īfter you watch the video, scroll to the bottom of this post to find out how I can further help you to easily create beautiful client presentation packages that can equate to further design services. Here you’ll learn what some of the best programs are, including the programs that my team uses, as well as what other talented designers are using for their client projects. If you feel overwhelmed and unsure of which mood board app to use for your interior design presentations, then you won’t want to miss this video. While some designers have no problem filling up a dedicated project folder with images dragged and dropped from various blogs, image searches and perhaps pictures from their own personal photo library, a bevy of apps and platforms have made strides towards making this experience more user friendly and easier to keep track of – however a new release by the name of Thoughtflow looks like it might just be the one that understands the needs of its users the most.These interior design mood boards are unbelievable, you guys are killing it!
Ultimately, because it’s not always easy to just simply imagine consistent shapes, patterns and forms, mood boards and visual mind maps are a near-essential tool in the toolbox of many a designer or engineer in the early concept stage. Even concept and fantasy artists – those who create characters, vehicles and worlds that don’t exist – consistently come back to photographs of real world elements for inspiration.
Regardless of one’s design or engineering background, one of the first steps in any design process is to seek some compelling reference images to help guide the direction of the design.
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