2-storey modern asian interior (wip)

[mesraem]

It's been a while since i posted on this forum, i just want to share my latest work in progress, a 2 storey modern asian interior. c&c's are welcome by the way these are modelled in sketchup and imported in max then rendered in vray for max 2009

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[dermotcoll]

Excellent render - love the material choices and the overall composition of the image. Well Done

[jo-ke]

nice work. personally I'm missing some textiles, like a rug or tablecloth but that is only my individual taste.

[Bryan K]

Wow. Very nice.

[mesraem]

@dermotcoll said:

Excellent render - love the material choices and the overall composition of the image. Well Done

thanks for dropping by sir!

[mesraem]

@jo-ke said:

nice work. personally I'm missing some textiles, like a rug or tablecloth but that is only my individual taste.

you're right sir, i still have to work on some other detail on this interior i will post the update of this project soon. thanks for your comment.

[mesraem]

@unknownuser said:

Wow. Very nice.

thanks!

[KarinaGM]

The composition looks much better with those details you added, also the point of view looks better, but now the renders don't look as realistic as the previous. I like the ceiling a lot

[steelers05]

the materials and rendering settings look pretty nice. I am just not a huge fan of the low camera angles...they can be cool for a few visuals but to have them at that low view point...

And just accessorizing the scene will help bring it to life more. Good work though.

[mesraem]

@karinagm said:

The composition looks much better with those details you added, also the point of view looks better, but now the renders don't look as realistic as the previous. I like the ceiling a lot
thanks for your comment,this is not the final yet and i'm still working around with the settings in vray but i'm still in learning mode though

[mesraem]

@steelers05 said:

the materials and rendering settings look pretty nice. I am just not a huge fan of the low camera angles...they can be cool for a few visuals but to have them at that low view point...

And just accessorizing the scene will help bring it to life more. Good work though.
thanks! i'll keep you posted guys with the update of this project. all your comments are well noted.

[Bryan K]

Dang! Now I'm hungry!

Looks great. While good before, the new details really set the atmosphere.

[mesraem]

@unknownuser said:

Dang! Now I'm hungry!

Looks great. While good before, the new details really set the atmosphere.

thanks for your kind words bryan

[mesraem]

hi guys,i just want to post the updated images that i just posted here a while ago

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[mesraem]

Hi guys, been busy doin some revisions on this project, and here is now the output, yet some minor details are still missing here but i will keep you guys posted. hope you like it.

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[Bryan K]

The new lights and rug, in addition to the liqueur bottles and reverse view of the mirror are phenomenal.

[jo-ke]

The image is getting better and better. I like it very much. The rug is a bit too small the chairs should be able to stand completely on it.

[mesraem]

latest update...

[mesraem]

hi guys, here are some latest render of my previous post here.

[fymoro]

Really nice render, congrats...
But, to be really honest, when people use 3dsmax to "render" a scene make by SU, how can we be sure that decorations items or furniture have not been add in 3dsmax... It is the same problem with Théa render or kerkythea or in general to the none integrate render engine...
It is my opinion, I like pure SU scene... Sorry if I use your topic to explain my concern...