I am trying to start a career in Interior Design so one of the “requirements” was to learn interior 3D rendering.
This is my first project, I started learning Blender 2 months ago (my first contact with 3D modelling ever) and this is the result.
I chose Blender firstly because it’s free and secondly because of the great community.
If you enjoy my work, you can see more on instagram @decode.deco
Notes!
Textures are from cc0textures or cgbookcase or made by me from photos.
The plants, light fixtures and some decorations are from cgtrader, I modeled the rest includin the couch and the armchair.
Rendered in cycles.
Every feedback is most welcome since I am only starting…
Nice renders but something´s wrong with the carpet or better the chair and table on it. Is it the missing shadows, too bright overall lighting? Don´t know how to explain Do you know what I mean?
I agree about the lighting and i know i still need to learn a lot. I am now playing with a different light setting on every project trying to find the magic one
Thank you!
Good work!
Looks really clean and the colors are on point
Will definitely follow you on IG to see your progress!
Things you could improve imo:
-The white texture on the coffee table and the plates& cups is to bright
-add a stucco bump map to the walls
-The lighting is unnatural. Try to place your lights in the lamps and add a hdri or an area light to the window to connect the interior more with the world around it.
-The Dinning Table is to close to the wall (because if you wanted to sit on the right site you would have to move the table every time to take a seat)
i agree about the white, i think it can also be caused of some settings in contrast i played with
Thanks for the tip with the stucco. I will try it
the light setting i was using was multiple area lights because i was trying to increase the shadowing. I think lighting is my biggest issue at the moment
that was the client’s demand. The space used for the table was actually on a part of the wall that was deeper than the rest of the wall. They wanted the table and the chairs in that space which i agree is not large enough. They chose to have it like this and pull the table aside when they needed to use all the chairs. i used the timber cladding to hide the difference between the walls