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    • dermotcollD Offline
      dermotcoll
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      not a fan of the mirror on the island showback - understand why you would use it though.

      Don't like the colour of the worktop - would be better using a colour similar to your cabinet doors in a kitchen style like that.

      All the other aspects of the render are spot on in my very "un-render-educated" opinion. I would be very pleased if I could produce something half as good as that.

      When you burn your arse - you gotta sit on the blisters!!

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        d12dozr
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        Looks pretty good, although I would expect more lights in the ceiling, and maybe not as shiny a ceiling.

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        • dermotcollD Offline
          dermotcoll
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          Just spotted another wee error on the model - the extractor hood is way too low to be practical - need at least 600mm between the top of the cooking surface and the bottom of the extractor to give a workable height for moving pots & pans easily. Sorry to criticise

          When you burn your arse - you gotta sit on the blisters!!

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          • honoluludesktopH Offline
            honoluludesktop
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            You left your rangetop on. Could burn the house down:-)

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              21D
              last edited by

              first of all, thank you all for your C&C

              @dermotcoll said:

              Don't like the colour of the worktop - would be better using a colour similar to your cabinet doors in a kitchen style like that.

              wouldn't it make the area to WHITE?
              I really do apreciate your advice, because this might be the house that i end up building to live in, so any advice does help.

              @d12dozr said:

              Looks pretty good, although I would expect more lights in the ceiling, and maybe not as shiny a ceiling.

              I'm going for an indirect illumination, this is why i have the reflective ceiling
              I'll post later on some images of the window/doors so you can see that even without turning on the light it's still going to have enough light coming through.

              @dermotcoll said:

              Just spotted another wee error on the model - the extractor hood is way too low to be practical - need at least 600mm between the top of the cooking surface and the bottom of the extractor to give a workable height for moving pots & pans easily. Sorry to criticise

              actually it is exactly 650mm 😄
              maytbe because of the angle of the shot it looks a bit narrow,
              but there's quite enough space.
              I sat down with my "Neufert's Architects' Data"book when i was drawing up this house 😄

              @honoluludesktop said:

              You left your rangetop on. Could burn the house down:-)

              oooops let me go turn it off hahaha 😉

              "I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."
              Le Corbusier

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                21D
                last edited by

                a small update....
                in the second image you can see that the windows are big enough to let a lot of natural light come trough....

                added a couple more stuff to make it more PR, and changed the counter tops to mach the cabinets, like suggested. I'm quit pleased with the change.

                An overview of the house....

                "I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."
                Le Corbusier

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                  FoXar
                  last edited by

                  Hmm looking nice, as a point of view from an interior architecture student I would add some more color as the following;

                  -It looks like you like the color red, white and red are a good combination you've made IMO but I would make the color
                  come back on some spots, like on some walls, here an example of which walls I would make red (btw, if you plan to use it don't
                  use plain red, but a somewhat deeper red which will create a nice mood with your indirect illumination.

                  post_004 copy.jpg

                  -Also you could try to use a warmer coloured wood, don't get me wrong by saying warmer more 'red', but a darker
                  wood with more brown in it.

                  Hope this might help you and you like it, of course this is just based on what I would prefer to have and some knowledge from school..

                  Cheers,
                  FoXy ^^

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                    21D
                    last edited by

                    @foxar said:

                    Hmm looking nice, as a point of view from an interior architecture student I would add some more color as the following;

                    -It looks like you like the color red, white and red are a good combination you've made IMO but I would make the color
                    come back on some spots, like on some walls, here an example of which walls I would make red (btw, if you plan to use it don't
                    use plain red, but a somewhat deeper red which will create a nice mood with your indirect illumination.

                    -Also you could try to use a warmer coloured wood, don't get me wrong by saying warmer more 'red', but a darker
                    wood with more brown in it.

                    Hope this might help you and you like it, of course this is just based on what I would prefer to have and some knowledge from school..

                    Cheers,
                    FoXy ^^

                    Yes it does help, because i did kind of feel like it was getting a little too white, if you know what i mean, i do appreciate your input and insight, i really love your ideas, and will be implementing them pretty soon. the wall will be no problem, but I'll have to find a good texture for the floor material, because right now i have non hahahaha, but I'll try to find something that fits your description, so i can implement it in,
                    and again thank you for you help.

                    "I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."
                    Le Corbusier

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                      FoXar
                      last edited by

                      Great to hear these were helpful, yes you were right, it was getting to white, if I may suggest an other thing, I get why you're making a mirror in the island, it
                      'creates' more space, but I really wouldn't do that tough, if you still want to create a somewhat larger looking space I recommend you to make it anodized aluminum (doesn't scratch too easy) with an indirect illumination that comes from the countertop down to the ground, you get what I mean?

                      And not to forget, here you have the wood texture (I took this from the maxwell material library: http://resources.maxwellrender.com/ and credits go to paxreld.

                      Diffuse

                      Bump

                      Specular

                      Preview

                      Cheers,
                      Mr. Fox ^^

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                        21D
                        last edited by

                        A little update on my Project
                        your C&C again are welcomed,
                        oh and thnx again to everyone for there help and advice,
                        hope you like the final outcome 😄


                        http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1531/post001b.th.jpg

                        http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/4982/post002b.th.jpg

                        on the left is the original v-ray output and on the right, a PostPro image


                        http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/7117/post003b.th.jpg

                        http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/1874/post004b.th.jpg

                        on the left is the original v-ray output and on the right, a PostPro image


                        http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/3264/post005b.th.jpg

                        http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/5356/post006b.th.jpg

                        on the left is the original v-ray output and on the right, a PostPro image


                        http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/835/post007b.th.jpg

                        http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/1522/post008b.th.jpg

                        on the left is the original v-ray output and on the right, a PostPro image


                        http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/38/post009b.th.jpg

                        http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/9876/post010b.th.jpg

                        on the left is the original v-ray output and on the right, a PostPro image

                        Sorry i was not able to uplad the images directly to SketchUcation... 😞

                        "I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."
                        Le Corbusier

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                          21D
                          last edited by

                          Hi again guys,
                          another update here,
                          i used VUE to render the exterior of the house
                          and photoshop to PP the render

                          hope you guys like it, and every comment and crit is very welcomed


                          RAW Vue render


                          Photoshop Post Processed image


                          NPR render

                          "I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."
                          Le Corbusier

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