Sea Breeze Nest is a personal project where I combined imagination with reference images to design a serene seaside home. The concept focuses on creating a peaceful retreat that seamlessly blends with the beauty of the sea and horizon, offering both external and internal views that embrace the calming essence of coastal living. The scene was modeled in 3ds Max, and the renders were created using Chaos Vantage.

Sea Breeze Nest is a personal project where I combined imagination with reference images to design a serene seaside home. The concept focuses on creating a peaceful retreat that seamlessly blends with the beauty of the sea and horizon, offering both external and internal views that embrace the calming essence of coastal living.

The scene was modeled in 3ds Max, and the renders were created using Chaos Vantage.

Sea Breeze Nest is a personal project where I combined imagination with reference images to design a serene seaside home. The concept focuses on creating a peaceful retreat that seamlessly blends with the beauty of the sea and horizon, offering both external and internal views that embrace the calming essence of coastal living.

The scene was modeled in 3ds Max, and the renders were created using Chaos Vantage.

Sea Breeze Nest is a personal project where I combined imagination with reference images to design a serene seaside home. The concept focuses on creating a peaceful retreat that seamlessly blends with the beauty of the sea and horizon, offering both external and internal views that embrace the calming essence of coastal living.

The scene was modeled in 3ds Max, and the renders were created using Chaos Vantage.

It was my first try with Fstorm and I was amazed at how this engine is fast and realistic. So after this experiment, I decided to move from Vray toward Fstorm after about 14 years.

I really like the nice juxtaposition of old and modern Scandinavian interiors. they look peaceful and remind me of the innocence of childhood. I think in such spaces life is still so slow and man can enjoy every single moment of their life. So I decided to try it in CGI.