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White Suite
Location: Quito-Ecuador
3dsmax - Corona Renderer - After Effects

White Suite

Miguel ArmendarizMay 15, 2020

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White Suite
Location: Quito-Ecuador
3dsmax - Corona Renderer - After Effects

White Suite

Miguel ArmendarizMay 15, 2020

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Archiviz project for small concrete family house.
House was inspired with natural materials and minimalist scandinavian interiors.
Interior and exterior were designed by me with care for every detail.
Thank you for watching.

Shades of concrete

Alexandra Paša VujnovićSeptember 16, 2020

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Kitchen and dining area inspired with warm and natural materials.

Winter residence

Alexandra Paša VujnovićDecember 15, 2020

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Kitchen and dining area inspired with warm and natural materials.

Winter residence

Alexandra Paša VujnovićDecember 15, 2020

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Arcs

Dmitri RevyakinMay 18, 2020

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Arcs

Dmitri RevyakinMay 18, 2020

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Fantasies in Bamboo Forest

Dmitri RevyakinApril 19, 2021

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Arcs

Dmitri RevyakinMay 18, 2020

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Scandinavian design is marked by a focus on clean, simple lines, minimalism, and functionality without sacrificing beauty. It first came to prominence in the 1950s, around the same time as modern style took hold in America and Europe. Part of what makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its lack of clutter. You won’t find any superfluous items haunting Scandinavian-style rooms; instead, everything has a place and unnecessary tchotchkes are nowhere to be found. Scandinavians also deeply value nature and spending time outdoors, something that is reflected in this style. Wood floors tend to remain uncovered and lighter wooden tones are frequently found in Scandinavian homes. And, of course, live plants are a popular choice when it comes to really bring the outdoors in. Speaking of nature, Scandinavian winters are no joke, so creating a cozy homestead is of the utmost importance. That’s why you’ll find warm, inviting textures

Scandinavian In Depth

Mohsen HashemiJuly 05, 2020

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Scandinavian design is marked by a focus on clean, simple lines, minimalism, and functionality without sacrificing beauty. It first came to prominence in the 1950s, around the same time as modern style took hold in America and Europe. Part of what makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its lack of clutter. You won’t find any superfluous items haunting Scandinavian-style rooms; instead, everything has a place and unnecessary tchotchkes are nowhere to be found. Scandinavians also deeply value nature and spending time outdoors, something that is reflected in this style. Wood floors tend to remain uncovered and lighter wooden tones are frequently found in Scandinavian homes. And, of course, live plants are a popular choice when it comes to really bring the outdoors in. Speaking of nature, Scandinavian winters are no joke, so creating a cozy homestead is of the utmost importance. That’s why you’ll find warm, inviting textures

Scandinavian In Depth

Mohsen HashemiJuly 05, 2020

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Here one of my lastests scenes that i did for study some photorealist. Hope you like it.

Pink Mostard Bathroom

Caio FerreiraJuly 02, 2020

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Here one of my lastests scenes that i did for study some photorealist. Hope you like it.

Pink Mostard Bathroom

Caio FerreiraJuly 02, 2020

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Here one of my lastests scenes that i did for study some photorealist. Hope you like it.

Pink Mostard Bathroom

Caio FerreiraJuly 02, 2020

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Repro projects are always challenging. A copy so close to original one may take it for a photo.

This time we have summer house in Saint-Tropez, France, designed by SAOTA. It’s a breath-taking place you would want to visit. So put down your chores and thoughts, and just enjoy.

Project: Le Pine House. Repro Project Architects: SAOTA Source: ArchDaily Location: Saint-Tropez, France 3D Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Le Pine House. Repro Project

VisEngine Digital SolutionsSeptember 14, 2021

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Repro projects are always challenging. A copy so close to original one may take it for a photo.

This time we have summer house in Saint-Tropez, France, designed by SAOTA. It’s a breath-taking place you would want to visit. So put down your chores and thoughts, and just enjoy.

Project: Le Pine House. Repro Project Architects: SAOTA Source: ArchDaily Location: Saint-Tropez, France 3D Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Le Pine House. Repro Project

VisEngine Digital SolutionsSeptember 14, 2021

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Repro projects are always challenging. A copy so close to original one may take it for a photo.

This time we have summer house in Saint-Tropez, France, designed by SAOTA. It’s a breath-taking place you would want to visit. So put down your chores and thoughts, and just enjoy.

Project: Le Pine House. Repro Project Architects: SAOTA Source: ArchDaily Location: Saint-Tropez, France 3D Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Le Pine House. Repro Project

VisEngine Digital SolutionsSeptember 14, 2021

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Our new project is about everyday joy that each of us can create for themselves.

Big panoramic windows, greenery and flowers, cool turquoise water in the swimming pool,
warm sunlight – here is your personal little piece of happiness.
Energetic during the day and cosy in the evening. Keep it, or share with your friends and family.

Location: Oman
3D Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions
Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Al Mouj

VisEngine Digital SolutionsJune 14, 2021

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Project: Esculls Residences
Client: House by Sanz
Location: Ciudad Jardin, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Architectural Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions
Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Esculls Residences

VisEngine Digital SolutionsJune 29, 2020

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Project: Esculls Residences
Client: House by Sanz
Location: Ciudad Jardin, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Architectural Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions
Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

Esculls Residences

VisEngine Digital SolutionsJune 29, 2020

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