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myshouse is an interior design project in vietnam, i use 3dsmax and corona render to show the most realistic design.

MYSHOUSE

BenHuynhSeptember 22

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myshouse is an interior design project in vietnam, i use 3dsmax and corona render to show the most realistic design.

MYSHOUSE

BenHuynhSeptember 22

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myshouse is an interior design project in vietnam, i use 3dsmax and corona render to show the most realistic design.

MYSHOUSE

BenHuynhSeptember 22

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myshouse is an interior design project in vietnam, i use 3dsmax and corona render to show the most realistic design.

MYSHOUSE

BenHuynhSeptember 22

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myshouse is an interior design project in vietnam, i use 3dsmax and corona render to show the most realistic design.

MYSHOUSE

BenHuynhSeptember 22

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Pavilion Miyama Kai

Arthur ValenteSeptember 22

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Pavilion Miyama Kai

Arthur ValenteSeptember 22

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Scene: A contemporary kitchen interior rendered in a photorealistic style.

Materials:

Cabinets: Wood-toned cabinetry with a smooth finish, possibly walnut or oak.
Countertops: A combination of light-colored marble or quartz and dark, textured concrete.
Flooring: Light-colored hardwood planks with a natural grain.
Backsplash: A mix of white subway tiles and terrazzo tiles for a textured look.
Lighting: A combination of overhead recessed lighting and a sleek pendant light above the kitchen island.
Geometry:

Kitchen Island: A large, rectangular island with a waterfall edge and a built-in countertop seating area.
Cabinets: A mix of upper and lower cabinets with varying heights and depths.
Appliances: Modern stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, range, and dishwasher.
Plumbing: A minimalist faucet with a rectangular spout.
Render Settings:

Lighting: Global illumination with soft shadows for a natural look.
Materials: Physically-based rendering (PBR) materials with realistic textures and reflections.
Camera: A wide-angle shot with a shallow depth of field to draw attention to the kitchen island.

Kitchen Interior

James JeremiahSeptember 23

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Scene: A contemporary kitchen interior rendered in a photorealistic style.

Materials:

Cabinets: Wood-toned cabinetry with a smooth finish, possibly walnut or oak.
Countertops: A combination of light-colored marble or quartz and dark, textured concrete.
Flooring: Light-colored hardwood planks with a natural grain.
Backsplash: A mix of white subway tiles and terrazzo tiles for a textured look.
Lighting: A combination of overhead recessed lighting and a sleek pendant light above the kitchen island.
Geometry:

Kitchen Island: A large, rectangular island with a waterfall edge and a built-in countertop seating area.
Cabinets: A mix of upper and lower cabinets with varying heights and depths.
Appliances: Modern stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, range, and dishwasher.
Plumbing: A minimalist faucet with a rectangular spout.
Render Settings:

Lighting: Global illumination with soft shadows for a natural look.
Materials: Physically-based rendering (PBR) materials with realistic textures and reflections.
Camera: A wide-angle shot with a shallow depth of field to draw attention to the kitchen island.

Kitchen Interior

James JeremiahSeptember 23

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Reforestation Concept Project for Imapact One in Riyadh, Arabia.

Reforestation project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Juan Martin CaranzaSeptember 23

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Reforestation Concept Project for Imapact One in Riyadh, Arabia.

Reforestation project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Juan Martin CaranzaSeptember 23

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Reforestation Concept Project for Imapact One in Riyadh, Arabia.

Reforestation project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Juan Martin CaranzaSeptember 23

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The architectural project was developed by the British bureau LDA Design

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Photoreal3DSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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We were engaged by Davy and Chapman on behalf of their client, James Hardie, to produce renders for a new look book showcasing how their claddings can be used to create different design styles. The brief asked for three renders for four unique architectural typologies.

Our team were given some reference imagery for Mid-Century, Farmhouse, Modern Heritage and Coastal, but were tasked with designing and modelling the homes using specific cladding types.

We are very proud of how distinct each style looks, and how the designs elevate the claddings as design-led products.

James Hardie Look Book

One to One HundredSeptember 23

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