10 Room Design & Interior Formats Worth A Look On Ifhom

Ten picks from the current shelf, spanning the different ways interior design get turned into a game.

1. There's a classic room-design format with a steady, manageable budget and brief.
2. Also on the shelf: a client-brief format scoring designs against a specific style request.
3. Worth trying: a whole-house format expanding scope beyond a single room at a time.
4. A budget-focused format emphasizing tight spending limits and trade-offs.
5. Themed collection format built around a rotating seasonal or style trend.
6. One two-player local format for comparing finished rooms side by side.
7. There's a timed format adding a design clock to keep sessions moving briskly.
8. Also on the shelf: a career-style mode tracking client satisfaction scores across many projects.
9. Worth trying: a small-space format focused on maximizing function in compact rooms.
10. A renovation-focused format starting from an outdated room needing a refresh.
11. Seasonal furniture drop with limited-time pieces added periodically.
12. One color-theory format scoring palette coordination as much as furniture choice.

A repeat visit later on will likely surface a format that is not part of this list today.