Bucharest Interior

Hey everyone!

I thought about sharing the latest project released by Chocofur.com in collaboration with other great Blender studio: blackchilla.pl

The scene you see below is entirely done in Blender and rendered in Cycles. There is some basic post production added in Photoshop (curves, color balance etc). The average render time per picture is about 60 - 90 minutes on a laptop version GTX 1070.

If you’re interested in getting your hands on the scene itself, it can be purchased through the Chocofur Store (scene includes over 50 Chocofur assets you can later use in your private / commercial projects).

Looking forward to your thoughts!

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Wow Impressive!!!
:heart_eyes:

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Love it !

and well optimised (the rendertimes)
pretty curious about the settings

great fabrics

Jarek D (DJ)

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@Magogg & @garagefarm thanks for commenting :slight_smile:

this is really wonderful !!!

Wow! Great lighting, the room feels so real. Great interior design! The wood makes it amazingly cosy.:+1:

Impressive work, good job!

Excellent job!!!

@alf0 @daniellehner @QuirkyTurtle @SunBurn thanks! If you have any questions regarding the scene feel free to ask :slight_smile:

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Great job as always! it’s lit with HDR?

Really well done :smiley_cat:

How much time did this take to render? did you used a Render Farm?

@shredde: no HDR used this time, it’s just a Sun + Area lamps and desaturated Sky texture in the environment:

@Freeland: thanks :slight_smile:

@PierreSchiller: average render time was between 1-2 hours on a single GTX 1070 on my laptop. I’ve actually used to render all of the above images later using render.st to push the release faster and it costed approximately 5$ per image.

Cool. When I started out learning Archiviz, I thought HDR-lighting was necessary to get a realistic look. But the more I see and experiment, I’ve gradually come to the conclusion that it’s rarely needed at all.