Developing your home design
 The home  design          process is a consuming task. The nine steps            below will teach you the basics of the process           that  is followed by design professionals           in the building industry.  Follow this process and you           will have a better chance of  designing a home that           functions well and works aesthetically.
     The home  design          process is a consuming task. The nine steps            below will teach you the basics of the process           that  is followed by design professionals           in the building industry.  Follow this process and you           will have a better chance of  designing a home that           functions well and works aesthetically. 
                        
Tools you will need
         
-   Sketch paper: you can purchase purpose made sketch paper  from an art  supply shop, but grease proof baking paper works             just as  well and can be purchased from your local  supermarket for around $1.50 a  roll. 
-  A3 Drafting board: these boards are portable and come  with a ruler  that attaches horizontally to the board.             It can be  purchased from an art or drafting supply shop for  about $90.00.
-  Adjustable set square: this item is an adjustable clear  plastic  triangle that is essential in producing straight, angled,              and vertical lines.  This can also be purchased at an art  supply outlet  or drafting supply shop. 
-  Pencil: you can purchase a specialised drafting pencil  (clutch  pencil) but a standard lead (graphite) pencil will do fine.              If you do purchase a clutch pencil buy one with a very thin  lead  otherwise.             you will then need to buy a clutch pencil  sharpener which is  different from a regular pencil sharpener. 
-  Eraser: white Stanley erasers are the easiest to use and  you can purchase these from the supermarket. 
 
 
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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