Blophome vs Coohom

Blophome is an interior design application for creating and decorating spaces in 3D, with photorealistic rendering. Its maker says rendering runs on its servers while users continue drawing on their computers. Projects can use 3D products from manufacturer catalogs, including IKEA, Roca, Samsung and Cosentino; users can also publish projects on Blophome’s portal and receive comments. In the browser version, collaborators can work on one project simultaneously and see one another’s actions in real time. The Professional version adds dimension drawings, automatically applied wall dimensions and high-resolution dimension plans. Blophome is available on the web, Windows and macOS. The online version requires an HTML5-supporting browser, and the maker recommends an uninterrupted connection above 10 Mb. The free Classic plan costs nothing and includes standard rendering 5/day and 24 manufacturer catalogs. Monthly plans include Premium Catalogs Medium at $6 a month, Premium Renders at $9 a month, Premium Images at $11 a month, Premium Catalogs Full at $27 a month, and Professional Full at $40 a month. Premium subscriptions renew automatically by default; generated catalogs remain on the maker’s servers for six months after the subscription period.

Coohom is a 3D cloud design platform for taking interior projects from floor plans to rendered images and sharing. Uploading a floor plan image lets the service detect walls and dimensions for a 3D project. Its furniture catalog includes models and dimensions from brands such as IKEA, West Elm, and CB2. A Budget Widget tracks project costs as items are added and can export an itemized PDF. The free Starter plan includes 10 renders per month, more than 3,000 catalog items, and three shareable links, but excludes 360° panorama and photo-to-3D import. Pro Monthly costs $9 a month and includes unlimited 4K renders, a 10K+ premium catalog, panorama links, photo-to-3D import, priority cloud rendering, and watermark-free exports. Coohom runs in a browser and offers Windows and macOS desktop apps, with account data synchronized between desktop and web. Clients can view shared deliverables without an account.