Living, Dining and Kitchen

Great work m8! Have you tried multiscatter ? Iam using it always to do carpets i think its by far the best way to do it . /DIA

Nice work Thanasis!! If I were to comment I'd add working a little more on the sofa material.. not too convincing. P.S. Why the "no signal" on the TV? ... I'd just leave it off or show it on?

ha ha ... yes , everybody would do that, maybe that`s wy he left it "no signal" , nice . I like that. Regards

Thank you Joseph for your nice comments! I appreciate. Thw upper cabinets materials is a metal facing of the wood doors that has this motive.

Neat images, nice colors. "No Signal" ! So what? I am ok with it, creative! one thing though, i didnt understand what is happening wth the upper cabinets material, is it its texture or just reflections? Nice WOrk!

Krzysztof: Thank you! Jonathan: The sofa material is like that in the real life, so I couldn't do much about it. The "no signal" is a way to difference! Thank you! Brodie: Thank you! I am using 3ds max.

The renderings are wonderful. Your materials are almost all spot on. I really like the wrinkles in the sofa fabric. That really sells it for me. I guess I would agree about the 'no signal' though, off or on would be best. Probably off, for production work in such a tight space where the tv is clearly visible in most of the shots. What rendering software are you using? -Brodie

Nice work Thanasis!! If I were to comment I'd add working a little more on the sofa material.. not too convincing. P.S. Why the "no signal" on the TV? ... I'd just leave it off or show it on?

Lighting is the best of all, also floor and sofa materials. Nice design.

Thank you Glen for your comments. I have already updated the images.

This image has a really nice feel. Good lighting. A few things though... The carpet needs a bit of work to stop it tiling as well as the cupboards at the back. Finally I think the fireplace could be a little darker to hide the brickwork that sits behind the candles. You could also have a little play with the levels and curves in post to add a little more depth.

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