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" You don&amp;#039;t need an interior decorator to help you create the home of your dreams. In fact, design know-how is no further away than your computer. Whether you&amp;#039;re deciding what color to paint your living room, envisioning a different furniture layout or just want to play around with styles and pieces you&amp;#039;ve seen in a magazine, the three sites below can help. Thanks to fun quizzes and easy-to-use layout tools, these design websites make home decor accessible to anyone.   VoiceofColor.com Anyone who&amp;#039;s ever considered repainting his or her home knows how overwhelming a trip to the hardware store&amp;#039;s paint section can be. With seemingly endless color choices, it can be tough to narrow down your options to one cohesive palette. Pittsburgh Paints offers a fun way to find the best hues for you: at The Voice of Color, you can play their 13-question ColorSense Game to find out what your signature color style is. With questions about words that inspire you, your preferred scents and favorite vacation spot, the site will come up with a personalized set of colors. They&amp;#039;ll then offer you palettes within your range of hues so you know which shades match, making it simple to coordinate every room of your house. Photo: courtesy of VoiceofColor.com  Homestyler.com Whether you want to design your dream house or experiment with redecorating the home you already have, Homestyler can help you visualize your plans. The site lets you drag and drop furniture and brand-name products (there are over 15,000 items to play around with) into your virtual home to check them out before you commit to buying. You can build the online version of your house to match the specifications of the one you own, play around with new layouts and furniture, and view the whole thing in 3D for an even more realistic picture. Get design tips from their instructional online videos about everything from figuring out your personal style to freshening up the look of your kitchen, as well as find inspiration from the site&amp;#039;s gallery of user-generated designs. Photo: courtesy of Homestyler.com  mydeco.com Ask any interior decorator how she gets inspired and she&amp;#039;ll show you a mood board. Often featuring compilations of fabric swatches, furniture photos and torn-out pages of decorating magazines, mood boards are a great jumping-off point for any home decor project. However, not everyone has the time to cull all those bits and pieces. At mydeco, you can build your own mood board in just a few clicks. Search the site&amp;#039;s listings, which contain thousands of pieces of furniture, works of art, maps, fabric, tiles and more, then drag them onto your virtual board. You can search by color or store to find exactly what you&amp;#039;re looking for, or just browse your options to see what inspires. And if you fall in love with your creation, you can click on each item to purchase it. Photo: courtesy of mydeco.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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