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Me inspire en la paz que se transmite en ese sector, esta ubicado en un área rural cerca a la ciudad de Bucaramanga – Santander – Colombia.
Es una cabaña que el cliente quiso que le diseñara con el fin de pasar los fines de semana o en épocas de vacaciones, son clientes que no les gusta el lujo y el diseño esta inspirado en la simplicidad de los materiales y de los acabados.
This Friday we publish the River Grand project visualized for american architecture and design firm Movematter. The project located in Glenwood Springs Colorado, is for 17 semi-luxury townhomes along the Roaring Fork River.
3D visualization is not only focuses on the object itself, but also on its environment. In order for the image to be photorealistic, your digital object should fit into a real-life location. It should be part of it, as if these luxury houses really are in Greenwood Springs Colorado. To do this, you need to take into account the geography and landscape of the area. For instance, a client asked us to add Mount Sopris on the background of the terrace render.
Vahakni House-24 has been designed considering the client’s requirement of having an open plan keeping divided public and private spaces without separating walls. Achieving this goal was possible by adding a void separating public and private spaces. The VOID represents a NEGATIVE SPACE that takes the role of connecting spaces and levels of the house. Separated private and public spaces are extending to the 2nd floor as NEGATIVE SPACES (double heights) creating open views on the 2nd floor and connecting both levels visually.
The interior design of this building is similar to the modern interior design style and its goal is to create a simple and uncluttered space. It’s characterized by simplicity, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette with wood texture and plants used as an accent. It combines an open floor plan and functional furniture, and it focuses on the shape, color, and texture of just a handful of essential elements.
We continue to share our Binghatti projects. This time it will be Burj Binghatti, a unique luxury project created in collaboration with the jewellery watch brand Jacob & Co.
Omegarender visualized 14 interior renders in 3 days. The work was fast, and we made the finals right away, omitting the usual gray renders and previews in color from the workflow.
It is difficult to single out one specific detail in this project. There are a lot of them, and each one catches the eye. For instance, we like how the decoration materials reflect nearby objects and even the view from the window. Or the way sunlight refracts in the curved plastic chairs.
In this project, we convey one essential feeling: that luxury is not only about expensive decor elements, materials or furniture; it is also about how these materials interact with each other, flow harmoniously into one into another, and create an aesthetic communication.
This Friday we are happy to present to you the Broad Beach Malibu project made for our regular client Gensler. Most of the projects we do for them are luxury villas on the west coast of America.
As a rule, for Landry projects we use all types of angles: human view, close up and aerial view.
The architecture of the villa with thin clear lines contrasts with tropical vegetation. Transparent. The walls offer views of the tropics. The great example of Bauhaus style. Carefully thought out minimalist forms, they do not have a single superfluous element.
MORE PROJECTS ON: https://omegarender.com/gallery
It has been a little while since our last post, but here’s one of our recent favourite interiors crafted for one of our kitchen clients. They wanted to showcase their cabinetry in more spaces than just the kitchen area, which allowed us to get creative with the brief and build a whole area to spend quality time with the family whilst still maintaining a contemporary luxury aesthetic.
Our vision for the interior was to create an open plan kitchen and living space connected with the outdoors, giving a greater impression of space. Our designers used expansive floor-to-ceiling windows to flood the space with natural light. Modern furniture with organic textures create a cohesive ambiance that blends home comforts with the tranquility of nature, inviting the natural beauty inside.
More of our work for this client & higher-res images >
https://www.pikcells.com/clients/uform
