I tried to model clean, don't know if i did a good job of it. Turbosmoothed relevant geometry once inside 3dsmax.

The all in one sinks/taps are by Joel Roberts. The bath is not real although it was not originally my idea, I just saw a rendering of it and thought, "thats the coolest bath ever".

And the tiles are a 3ds max texture, and I still cannot figure out why they are kinked. The walls are literally solid boxes shaped up, and have no subdivisions, I initially thought it could be cross over from the subdivisions. I even tried to UV map them. But im still getting the kinks.

Absolutely everything here has been modeled by me, nothing downloaded.

And looking at it again, the tiles dont line up properly on the raised platform, and aww shucks, i didnt put Hair and Fur modifier for the towel. Time for another long rendering.....

@solo said:

What render engine?

@unknownuser said:

Valid criticisms appreciated.

Adding a back wall would have been cool.

Ray, I'm going Mental!

Yes initially the wall was there but I moved it, it was a little dark around the back of the room, and was not getting enough light shining on the objects on the camera facing side.

Model I created and rendered in just under 20hrs.

Valid criticisms appreciated.

positive: wow, looks amazing,very detailed model, you've got to tell me how you got the lighting from the window so realistic

negative: The texture for the bath looks unrealistic and flat.
The flooring has too much bump mapping.

Thank You, it now works, the only thing I did differently was download it from 3d warehouse from a browser not directly inside sketchup, that is why it was not dynamically interactive.

Again thanks for the help.

Thank You for your reply however how do you get your model to work/animate.

Hello,
I am pretty much a noob at DCs, I was wondering how you would rotate a door handle, say 45 degrees and THEN have the door open 90 degrees. I have my door setup with handle rotating but i need to door and handle to rotate as if you are opening it realistically. Hopefully not too difficult to do.

Thanks

door.skp