Change of pace - bedroom scene

[Bryan K]

I needed a change of pace. Here is a bedroom scene. Models from the warehouse. First rough. Yeah, no walls yet.

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[Mike Amos]

Walls get in the way and I rarely put the walls up until I have a layout I am mostly happy with. I tend to have a floor with a thickness suitable for floor and ceiling and offset a thickness for the walls. This allows me to see any conflict before walls get extruded to height.

Your method here makes sense to me anyway. Looking forward to the progress.

[Bryan K]

Update.

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[Bryan K]

Update. Molding added but not competed.

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[Bryan K]

Decorative rough out. Still need to add more molding.

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[Bryan K]

Almost done with the interior.

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[pbacot]

Nice work up of all the features. That guy is all gung ho for bedtime it seems. Quilt looks good!

[Bryan K]

Thanks pbacot!

[pbacot]

I've seen something like those nightstand lights--but mounted in the wall. More elegant.

[Bryan K]

Thanks.

I can't wait to render this but I still have a balcony to build and city backdrop to add outside of the French doors.

[nlipovac]

Looks like movie setup, waiting for a render.
For light, maybe something from their assortment:
https://www.moooi.com/en/collection/?c_category=Lighting

[Mike Amos]

If the render is as good as the setup it will be great mate.

[Bryan K]

Almost ready to render.

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[L i am]

Looking forward to the render

[Bryan K]

Thanks L i am.

I am running the first test render right now and, wow. It's looking great with very little adjustment.

[Bryan K]

Render is finished and posted in main gallery.