@edenux said: Overal view is very good. But you should use different materials on walls, ceilings and cabinets. I mean white color. Now it looks, that you only placed a white color, and everything looks like made from colored plaster. And one more thing: in reality it is impossible to make perfect wall, it allways has some scratches and etc. So I recommend using plaster textures on walls, ceiling, and diffrent textures on furniture Thanks for the comments. If this were personal work, I would definitely take more consideration on the wall texture as well as the cabinets, but again, I don't have a large budget for most of these, so I usually have to make them as real as I can given the time and budget. Also, I don't have much say in the selection of materials and finishes as I'm not the one designing these. They are also being used to market projects or sell a client on a particular design so adding imperfections is something the client generally doesn't want to see.

Nice image. Things I'd improve: Add some sharpening. Fire looks strange. Color balance- add warmth. The sky is too flat,cold and vrayish.

@daniel said: That flat horizontal cornice on the porch gable doesn't look good, in my not too humble opinion. It lacks the level of detail found on the rest of the house. Thanks for the input.

Thanks for the comments, everyone! @nickchun said: Beautiful. Did you use a mask for the window? Looks like there might be a "halo" on the glass. Yes, I did use a mask. I wanted there to be a bit of bloom coming from the window. @chedda said: Looks great, this is vray ? Yes, it's Vray.

Nice job. I like the general mood of the scene. I know what you meant with this leather material. I think it's a good thinking but probably you could improve this. Now I think it looks a bit like factory aged - you know, like with those jeans pants. They never look quite natural. Maybe some more differentiation of the spot's sizes would help. But nevertheless - nice one. Just from curiosity - what map is it?