Thanks for your comments...

Thanks Pete, here is the living room, still a bit grainy but enough for this client...

Thanks you

Hi to all, long time long time...

I still have a lot of job in here (France), here is a draft for a project in Courchevel 1850.
Two hours preset 9, topaz denoise raw moderate and a small pp with ACD see as usual.
Lamps, bed and decorating items are from my 3d warehouse...
Hope you like it, comment are welcome.

Forget to say that the fabrics are from the "Ralph lauren home" website (very cool samples) and special thanks to Massimo for is white curtain mat...

Wowo nice images Care to share your render presets ?

Hi Alex, very nice Model and render indeed, congrats...

Another view, same preset and PP.

Thanks Rich,

The old man on the photo frame ?

Hi all,

Here is a Bedroom that I designed for an hotel project.
Clients already approved and I will have to prepare the mock-up room in a month...

The velvet Mat on the bed and pillow is from here http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2460 Thanks to Majid for his exceptional materials packs

Furnitures are from the internet.

A little PP on PS: contrast, lens correction and neat image.

Rendered with easy 9 preset's 1hours on my old quad core...

Thanks for your comments...

Hi all,

At the moment, I am working on a completely different Interior Style. Here is a Project for an Interior design proposal in a famous skying resort in France.
Interior 9 preset, 5 hours and a little PP with Acdsee Pro, There is no reflection on the material, because the client do not like...
Comment are welcome...

@jerisamui said:

Wow...nice images! Great mood and setting. I was thinking:

• the first image could possibly need a lamp (light) in the corridor between the lounge and dining? It's maybe a bit of a dark spot for now?
• 2nd image: the wine glasses (the actual glass) is a bit on the dark side? And what about adding a little snack? Some wasabi peanuts on a little decorated dish??

Thanks, I will add more life in this render...

@roger said:

The render is impeccable. My only comment is that it seems more like a public than a private space. My first impression was what a wonderful hotel lobby rather than what an expressive living room. That said, it is still an impressive piece of work.

Thanks Roger, It's true that sometime, too much design part can change the mood of some area, that's why personally, and not in this render, I like minimalist style...

@daniel said:

:thumb:
Great lighting.

Thanks Daniel...

Thanks for your kind comments.
@jo-ke said:

perfect as always.

I like especially the look of the fabrics on the sofa and pillows.

what twl- materialsettings did you use for the fabrics?

Generic-flat, and I used the same map as Bump map at 0,5.

Thanks John,

Here is another shot closer...

Hi all,

Long time that I don't post a render here...

Here is a Asian Mood Living room, I found the models on the internet and decide to redo the scene in SU and render it with Twilight.
Easy 9 preset 2 hours on my (old Quad core... )

Hope you like it, comments are welcome.

Ps: the file is about 180 mega...

Really nice image, congrats...

Hi all,

Here is a new project, a Spa floor with indoor pool and hamam that I have rendered with the trial version of the new Vray for sketchup 1.48.89. Apart that all my Visopt settings from the first version does not work with this new one, and my old vismat material too.
A good improvement is the IES spotlights... In those renders, I have used the default setting...

You can see the survey plan that the client provide me, It's quite funny to see what we can do with Sketchup...

I have modeled everything except the furniture and accessories. Each renders took 2 hours to get cleared.

Hope you like it, comments are welcome...

Your last render image are incredibly nice, congrats for the modeling work too...

Massimo, Perfecto...

Thanks for your comments, here is the link for the tutorial I made for Sketchup Artist, Thanks to them...
http://www.sketchupartists.org/2010/11/interior-scene-with-twilight-render-by-fred-moro/

Wow incredible modeling work and image...