Very Nice images, so photo-realistic...

Wow, you have definitely your style, I like it as always...

Nice one, very convincing congrats...

Thanks for your comments.
Here is another view.

Hi all,
here is a future project, a small apartment.
Thea render, TR1 preset, 6 hours and small PP.

@dale said:

Fred, your work just keeps getting better.

Thanks

@roger said:

Where did you find the flying carpet? Looks like the left corner is revved up and ready to go.

Ok just see it...

@stefanq said:

Fred, every time you make a new post, I become a bigger fan of yours. If you continue to do so, I'll be your number one fan.
Since in the last topic of yours I brought into discussion the beautiful Candice, and after reviewing some of her images (Google images) I've noticed that your images are very "earthy" to say so. What I mean is that I think you need some blue or gray in your color scheme. Not saturated , and just here and there, like a sofa, a curtain or a small wall.
I'm not very good with colors, I just love architecture and interior design more and more, and I don't necessary know what I'm talking about. It's just something that you could experiment.
Regards,
Stefan

Thanks a lot Stef for your kind comment, I notice what you say about the colour shame.

Hi,
So not really my taste but after meeting before yesterday and design brief with the client, that is normally what he want for his future apartment. (Dubai)

About the Model made in Sketchup, merged 3ds furniture as usual now...
TR1 preset, 6 hours each image and soft PP with PS

Comments are welcome.

Hi all,

I like since a long time Barbara Barry's interior design, very class and chic for me.
So I decided to make this composition just for fun with 90% of the Barbara Barry's furniture and decoration items.
On another hand, I would like to demonstrate that the association between Sketchup and Thea is just what I wanted for a long time.
So easy to setup the scene (Ceilings, walls, lights, materials) in Sketchup and then let's go to Thea, setup the view and the lighting without furniture.
After that, I can merge what I want, there is no limit... It's amazing...

@richard said:

John - mate this one is amazing.

At least NO one can say your work isn't worth shitting on!

Nice render

View 3, I stop for this project, waiting the client's feedback...

@richard said:

By the way Fred I note looking back on your image, there is some rather evident tiling in the flooring.

Thanks Richard, I changed the floor mat in this second view.

@richard said:

Very nice mate!!!!!

Thanks Richard...

@jo-ke said:

great texturing and modelling, I like the colours

Thanks Joke..

@stefanq said:

I really like your style Fred. It's very ...Candice Olson!
The floor texture is not tillable, but WOW, you're good!
Regards,
Stefan

Candice Olson !!! Thank you...

@zdesayn said:

nice lighting here...

Thanks

@tadema said:

Another beauty

Merci...

@peterboodts said:

What's the trick with the light rays I see in Sketchup ?
Peter

Hi, The light you see are tne IES spot fromthe Thea exporter pluggin.

@roger said:

I like the way overscale baseboards and the thick wall. Having said I like the thick walls, what is the reason behind such deep walls?

Hi Roger Thank you, the thick walls are fake it's a trick, my client like thick wall too, so I decided to fake like you can see on the image attached.

@chedda said:

Looks good Fred, if i was being picky i would say the tv needs to show some reflections and the lens flare on the spots is not to my taste.

Thank you, You are right, the lens are not so nice...

Nice model and render.

Hi to all,

This is a new project, I started by the living room. Built with Sketchup and the fantastic "Profile Builder Pluggin" I really love this one... :thumbup:
Materials and light setup into Sketchup and then exported to Thea.
Sofa and decorating items are 3ds files merged into Thea.
Render time 5 hours, 105 passes, TR1, small PP, De-noised a little bit and contrast.

Hope you like it, I start today the back of the scene, the dinning room and the wine cellar.
Comments and questions are welcome.

Hi all,

If I had a dream it would be this one...
A bit narcissistic on my part, but this is just a dream... In fact, I will use the final image on my website... It should impress some futur client...
Sketchup file 120mb, no problem to export (no crash)
Thea Render, 4 hours TR1, small PP, and comment are welcome to improve the render...

Thanks for your comments...

@marked001 said:

the light you manage to get through the curtains is amazing. any special material on the curtains?

I see the IES light now... very cool, have to give that a try on my next project. thanks.

Hi, Thanks for your comments, here is the curtain material for Thea.

white curtain fymoro.mat.thea - Copie.zip

Hi to all,

I start to be addict with Thea... 80% of this scene is modelled and setup in SU, After in Thea I have merged the furniture, from 3ds file...4 Hours, TR1 preset.
Hope you like it, comments are welcome...

@pugz1983 said:

Nice render Fred. Love the black and white theme. Only the Chandelier is not high poly enough. You can see the segments. Other than that I would say: keep up the good work.

Tanks for your comments, indeed , this chandelier is not really nice...

@jerisamui said:

Hi Fred,Very beautiful images! The soft light, metal reflections, the leather and wooden floor...wow!! Very nice.

Thank you...

@daniel said:

I think most people would mistake those for photographs. Congrats.
Nice design, too.

Thanks Daniel

@ecuadorian said:

Hi, Fred. These look really nice.
Have you tried BSD? A friend of mine swears by it. Also, he omits the wall behind the camera, so more light enters the room.

Hi, I have tried with BSD, but for me the mood is better with TR1 preset...

@acastro said:

Wow! amazing work and great ambient!! Congrats

Thanks...

@cuttingedge said:

excellent lighting. add just a little more clutter (accesories) placed artistically and it will be mistaken for a real photo. This excellent works of yours is giving me 2nd thoughts on my vray.

Thank you, I will try on another render...
And Thank you Stefanq...

Wow, I like it !!! Congrats...