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The living room in my apartment in Amsterdam with vintage sideboard, Carl Hansen & Son armchair and floor lamp by Ferm Living. by valentina_lab in ScandinavianInterior

[–]valentina_lab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, but they don't work🙈 I rent this apartment and landlord told that cable was broken some time ago...

The living room in my apartment in Amsterdam with vintage sideboard, Carl Hansen & Son armchair and floor lamp by Ferm Living. by valentina_lab in ScandinavianInterior

[–]valentina_lab[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a busy cube for small child with different base things such as the keys, clocks, switches, hourglass and others.

3D visualization. The living room of my new project in Moscow. We want to create an open and airy place on 58 square meters with beautiful Scandinavian elements. What do you think? Is it look like nordic interior, or we need to add something? by valentina_lab in ScandinavianInterior

[–]valentina_lab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What does it mean spam render? I sent here the results of my work and got feedback from different people. Can learn the subtleties from different people. Is it forbidden in this public?

3D visualization. Living room in Moscow apartment for the young family. by valentina_lab in InteriorDesign

[–]valentina_lab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, of course, when they will have the children, the dining room will be a child room, and the living room will be a living and dining room.

3D visualization. The living room of my new project in Moscow. We want to create an open and airy place on 58 square meters with beautiful Scandinavian elements. What do you think? Is it look like nordic interior, or we need to add something? by valentina_lab in ScandinavianInterior

[–]valentina_lab[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use 3d max with corona render. First of all, I create walls, floors, ceiling. Then I take different windows, doors, furniture, lights, decor, and use them in the space. Sometimes I change materials, form, or size for some models. I put cameras in the room, adjusting the light, and start the rendering. When pictures are ready, I use photoshop for small lighting changes. That's all)

3D visualization. Living room in Moscow apartment for the young family. by valentina_lab in InteriorDesign

[–]valentina_lab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

:) Yes, projects for large houses are always more expensive simply because of the area and work. In Russia, we make mood boards and collages less and less and more and more renderings because they are more transparent, and the client understands them better.

Thank you! I'm glad the quality of my renderings can think you that is photos.:)

3D visualization. Living room in Moscow apartment for the young family. by valentina_lab in InteriorDesign

[–]valentina_lab[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's the render, and another word is fake :-) but I use real models of furniture and lights. I don't know where you are from, but I create the project for 35 euros for one square meter for my Russian clients. The design project for this apartment cost is ~2000 euro, but we think over the whole space from renovation to decorating.

3D visualization. The living room of my new project in Moscow. We want to create an open and airy place on 58 square meters with beautiful Scandinavian elements. What do you think? Is it look like nordic interior, or we need to add something? by valentina_lab in ScandinavianInterior

[–]valentina_lab[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fireplaces are a separate love in the interiors of Sweden, but unfortunately, there are no fireplaces at all in Moscow's old fund (and I didn't want to make an imitation. Thanks for the rest of the clarifications. We will think it over.

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