I think the resolution is 370x500.
Its set at 37% of 1000x1350.

Did some bump mapping and looks like the
popcorn texture that is sprayed on
ceilings.

Thanks.
The render time on that was 1 hour 32 minutes on a single core.
I'm not to familiar with all the render options.

I used a blender model from the net but had to do some fixing
with sketch-up. Plant on table is a sketchUp model from unknown
artist.

Part of the model here:
http://www.blenderguru.com/videos/rendering-an-interior-scene-with-cycles/

Would make a nice movie.

Nice renders.

Looks good.

I was just reading a new article and reminded me of your work.
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-27156775

Didnt know what to say.
I looked up on the net about light bulbs
and found this:

Q. How many Polacks does it take to change a light bulb?
A. Three—one to hold the light bulb and two to turn the ladder.

Using Cu2O on this one.

Mitsuba Renders.
Fist one: 47 minutes.
Second one: 4.5 minutes.
Third one: 10 minutes.

pbacot,

It took 49 minutes 58 seconds on a slow single core
laptop.
To control soft or sharp shadows you have to adjust
Sun Radius. See image below.

Mike Amos,
I exported the sketchUp model using lwo_export.rb.
I imported that file into Blender and rendered used it
with Mitsuba Blender Plugin addon: https://app.box.com/s/9vhc30q74hb0ijj26s6j

Its the same one from this page here:
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?270335-Addon-Mitsuba-Blender-Plugin-%2816-Mar-14%29%26amp;s=44e1534b2cddbbe0ce7fa32bf443205c

I tried sketchUp addon from SketchUcation site but couldnt get it to work and
so i just gave up on it.

Trying out the Mitsuba Renderer.
House model from 3dwarehouse.

Very nice render, looks realistic.

Thanks Krisidious.

A sketchUp glass house rendered with Cycles. Doors are from
3dwarehouse and are modified some. Umbrella and chairs also
from 3dwarehouse. Trees from ngPlant.

Very Nice.

Model from the 3dwarehouse.
Cycles render.

Another building from the 3dWarehouse.
Rendered with Cycles.
2 trees from ngPlant.

Trying out Cycles Renderer.
Model from the 3dwarehouse.