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This is an update post of the Dark Chocolate and Coffee series of rendered images, Done in 3dsmax and corona By MIRROR , architectural visualization studio based in India. Cg artists : Sha Mohammed Sulaiman, Shahul Hameed.
The detail Work in Progress has been shared in my Behance page, Please take a look.
Our client wanted to make a statement with this interior by using a smooth slab-door kitchen in a vibrant blue. Our stylists contrasted this with gola brushed copper rails and accessories, a mirrored backsplash and used slice marble floors and marble worksurfaces for a luxurious but minimal result.
Images were rendered with 3D Max and Corona renderer. Grass is made in Forest Pack. Roof tiles, gutters and rainwater pipes were modeled in Railclone.
The goal of this work was to achieve nice result of visualisation and to practice design skills at furniture selection, color, ergonomic etc. As this work was done in free time of work and it take me aproximately 2 month for some concepts and some tests of lighting, texturing.
The project is still relatively confidential, but I can provide more as permitted and if there is any interest. The project started in with some quick massing iterations in sketchup. Once the massing had been nailed down, the project was brought over into 3ds max for some geometry fine tuning, model details, and proxy scattering. Corona’ sun / sky was used to light the scene. Photoshop was utilized for a few value and color adjustments and entourage integration.
Moon is defined by the ability to do more with less, establishing the balance between the economy of means and space, with the richness of its performance and materials. Its reduced size is matched in perfect harmony with its calorific power. Supplied by the bioethanol burner, while the simplicity of its spherical shape is enriched by the brilliance of its polished finish
