Piano Room
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Hi Everybody,
Here's the first render of a Piano Room I'm working on. Love some feedback on the render. I'm also kinda stucjk with this scene. The question I have is What to add to the scene? I'm open for suggestions. Model made in SU with Profile Builder

piano model from archive3d. Rendered with Vray.Greetz Twan
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Mozart ?


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Haha, great suggestion. Maybe I can use the Fur plugin for his hair

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I say definitely a chandelier, maybe a rug under piano, and some antique finish over those moldings (maybe bronze or so) just enough to brake that plain look of the white wall. Looks like a parisian apartment to me, so do a little bit of research on Google images.
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good suggestions there stefanq. I have some wall scone's that would do I think. Not so sure about the rug do. Dont't see many classic rooms with rugs (exept persian rugs). I think if I bump up the specular a bit it will give some nice reflections to break the white wall. But please keep the tips coming.
greetz Twan
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Well, not a rug rug ( my english is weak), I was thinking something like this one:
And a little bump for the floor wouldn't hurt I think. I see some noise in the floor reflections, use more subdivisions there. This is a very promising scene, I wonder how much detail you could squeeze in, before SketchUp will disappoint you.
Regards,
Stefan

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Nice render, good light. May I suggest playing around with the material of the wall trimming making them a light maple to tie into the flooring (nice parquet choice by the way and I agree with no rug). Sconces too would be nice, something with an elongated body to it.
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Personally, I like the stark white walls and ceiling, and the minimalist look. I wouldn't add anything. I would suggest maybe changing the piano to black, though. Maybe a few sheets of music on the floor to give the scene some life.
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Looks good Twan. I did something similar recently take a look:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=44342
I think the rear wall should be a lot lighter nearer the window and fade to darker towards the right. It just needs a few more touches i think to make it sparkle.
Chedda
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I just happened to notice that the reflection of a window on the curve of the piano suggests to me that the surface is curved in a spherical way?
But of course, I have photographed plenty of visual anomalies and this could be one of those instances where the condition does not follow the expectation.
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