I used Better Homes and Gardens Interior Designer when designing our new house. It really helped with visualizing the floor plans. It also has a library of different manufacturers paint colors you can use. You can import pictures as well. It's made by Chief Architect. It certainly is not the easiest software to use(has a learning curve) and does have a few quirks that can get a bit annoying, but it's relatively inexpensive. Here is a link that might be useful: BHG Interior Designer

Yes!! I just figured it out myself and was back here to answer my own question in case anyone was interested in the site. Thanks so much. That was a great example of what we mean by senior moment. Thanks for reading my question and answering. Best, TM

Another user with an old version of Chief Architect here... I only use sketchup these days. Learning curve is fairly quick, with help of online videos. And the price is great :)

Actually you are low on CA pricing as you have to buy one year of SSA, which gets you lots of downloads like standard windows, doors, etc. It also gets you a new version if it comes out during that year. I bought the Home Designer Pro in 2010 for $500 and thought I had hit its limits. I did a trial on CA x5 and went ahead and purchased the upgrade. It was the $2195 less the $500 I paid for Designer Pro plus $395 for one year SSA. I think SSA is more now. The SSA got me the X6 upgrade before it expired. My total cost was the $2590. I have to say the Designer Pro is WELL worth the $500. I can't say CA is worth the extra money for someone working on their own house. I have the computer to run the high end stuff, which helped as I benefitted from the x64 version and better rendering on my high end video and monitors. I also have free access to large plotters and didn't like the 11x17" limit for printing on Home Designer Pro. With hindsight, I THINK I should have spent more time working with HDP, instead of paying the upgrade. I had planned on sharing my license with another nut that wants to over analyze and redo his house like mine. I would do the upgrade to the current HDP. I think it might be less than $500 but perhaps your's is too old to upgrade. Your files will upgrade from HDP to CA without issue.