Kitchen
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Very cool mate.
I like the fridge material, but oven/dishwasher looks a little too shiny, should they not be the same mat?
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Thanks Pilou and Pete,
Yes a bit too shiny, below it's an oven, but it looks like an dishwasher...I will update...
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Very nice render Fred. Not liking the material for the units - its a bit too rustic for my taste!
The door of the freezer part of the fridge might bind on the wall - is it a bit too close?
Love the material of the fridge - where did you get that?
I suspect that the glass door on the oven is causing the high reflectivity - that is something that didnt bother me as I see it regularly in that type of appliance, though I would have the glass black in colour to hide the reflection somewhat.
I wish I could render that well - hope to show some models / renders soon now that I just received my new machine (spec courtesy of Solo).
I will be plaguing you guys over the coming weeks and months to help me improve - you have been warned!!!! -
Thanks Dermot,
The material of the fridge is the aluminum brushed templates in Twilight.
I changed the oven door material to a white glass with less reflection.
The client want a rustic kitchen....
I wait to see your new models with your "Ferrari PC"
Ps: look in the microwave...French dish (boeuf bourgignon)...
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Last render ...
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I hate repeating myself, but when it comes to your work, all I can say is AMAZING...!!
Can't you start posting some of your less successful renders, enabling us to comment and give you some advice...
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Merci, merci...
It 'is a real project, when the kitchen will be done, I will send the pictures...
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Fred, nice kitchen. I noticed that it's not enough working space. I usually go for this system from Hettich manufacturer. It's not the perfect solution, but clients seams to be happy about it. It's really ingenious, and looks like a drawer front. Check the image.
Regards,
Stefan
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Amazing!
I'd be very keen to see the lighting setup in twilight (by that I mean the positions of the lights in the model). It's never been my strong point and I'm working on that side of it to create images as good as yours.
Keep up the good work.
Puck
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Stefan, I saw a product similar to that at a NKBA exhibition, I was wondering about the load capacity, it has a max of 35kg which is dead weight but as a working surface the client will cut, chop, mix on the surface which can at peak points exceed that capacity even if it's in very brief periods. Ever had a client complaint/breakage?
sorry for going OT.
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In deed, I don't trust too much the system, that's why I said it's not the perfect solution. I used the first one, 4 months ago, and I didn't had any complaint from the client. But still...I don't trust it for heavy-duty activities
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