I would not get put off by the shape It is all quite basic geometry and simple machining. The shape of the leg is basically a 'Squashed' baseball bat, scaled down upon its longest axis. This could be achieved with the "follow me tool" It is basically "Lathe" in other programs. Then a bit of it is removed by putting a box or plane against the "leg" and look at 'intersect faces' to remove the box or plane leaving a flat bit on the lathed leg to fit against the flat side of the body. You are subtracting a plane or box from the lathed leg. I have attached an image of basically how you could do a leg. It is not in proportion though.[image: G8VA_Dogleg.jpg] Hope this is some help

Radbagaliyev, have you tried the Profile Builder plugin? It makes short work of mouldings. Look here - http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=44237#p394530

Hi Radgabaliyev, hi folks. You can model your leg at 90°. This shall simplify your life considerably. Then, when completed, rotate the leg to the required angle. If the top or bottom end or both needs to be horizontal, use cutting planes (circle, rectangles, whatever) correctly positionned and then intersect that plane with the leg. Delete unwanted geometry. Just ideas.

Overall a fairly clean render. can you post the material settings for the wall on the right? Also what version of Vray are you using? A few crits: The door needs a handle and some hinges. It seems to be floating without it. The exterior needs an image to help ground the the render. The chair material needs some work (too much noise). Your missing the details that can make this a great render (i.e. light switches, outlets, etc) Not sure what is going on with the pillow? on the left of the seating bench. For this to be a salon I see nothing that tells me that. The picture on the right wall seems really high. Fixing some of these issues will really help. Also, if you want help with materials we will need to know the settings you are using before answering any questions. Best regards, Scott