Online Help to Design on a Dime.

By Chrisjob

ABC.com highlights some helpful websites which "can help do-it-yourselfers with ideas, product suggestions and how-to guides."

They suggest:

Designer at Home (www.designerathome.com)
Do-It-Yourself Network (www.diynetwork.com)
Be Jane (www.bejane.com)
Rate My Space (www.ratemyspace.hgtv.com)
Loew's and Home Depot

They seemed to have missed Curbly.com, but these'll definately getcha started.

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January 30, 2008

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needgooddesign

January 31, 2008

I would definitely look into the free services before giving $250 to someone ahead of getting the design. What guarantees do you get from Designerathome.com that you'll like the design. And what happens if you don't like it? There are too many "what ifs" here for me to consider using it. I don't even see any examples of their work. Maybe they're good. I just don't know. I found another designer offering the same thing: interiordesignserviceonline.com. They do offer a guarantee, and lower prices for more than one room. I don't know anything about them either though.