Copper Sink

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Everyone can tell you what they do, some may tell you how they do it but few can tell you why. Passion is our why.
This project expressed this with a surreal attention to detail, composition and atmosphere. Immediately the eye is drawn to the copper sink, the focal element of this design that tells a story of beauty born from functionality. Complementary elements are packed neatly in an orderly cluster.
These frames are gorgeous not because of some pristine, fresh out of the box, showroom shine we are so used to, but rather from the real life wear and tear that comes with actual use that we can relate to. The crowded layout we all avoid but can’t seem to escape, the scuffed counter-top and early oxidation on the copper sink give these images life beyond idealism and straight into reality.

We consider ourselves one of the lucky ones. Those who turn passion into profession.

Kallmorgen Tower

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An amazing collaboration with Room Communication to bring new life to Werner Kallmorgen’s timeless classic.

“It was not only his buildings that made him popular in Hamburg and beyond, but above all his humanity, his youthful way of questioning himself and his work, even when he was an old man.” Ulrich Conrads, 1979.

Modern Classic Kitchen CGI

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There’s some extraordinary detail in the materials in this contemporary kitchen CGI. Our artists have been meticulous creating a subtle, yet noticeable woodgrain finish for the dust grey Shaker cabinets.
More of our kitchen CGI > https://www.pikcells.com/gallery/kitchens

Architectural CGI | Roseni Maja: a modern office building

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The building will be raised in the heart of Tallinn’s Rotermanni Kvartal – a new business quarter with the history. It is aimed to have a neutral and airy appearance; to be transparent and not to disturb diverse architecture ensemble of the distinctive area. ⠀

Working on this project, we decided to give FStorm a try as we planned some little animation for this as well, so some extra GPU performance would be much appreciated. It is a great tool, but so far, it’s not very well suited for complex scenes with several light sources. Still, it was an exciting experience, and we definitely will keep an eye on future updates.
Some #railcloneinsanity 🙂 How many parts it would take to create this nice glass wall? It turns out jus seven. And a little bit of procedural modelling magic in the gallery below.

Autocamp

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This project was made for one american client. The task was to create a cozy atmosphere of a autoclub. The project had many different types of plants.
Each plant was planted according to plan. Different lighting scenarios were used to demonstrate the house in the most favorable picture. Work on the project left the most positive impressions and useful experience for further work in architectural visualization. Enjoy watching!