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Hello there! I am trying to make a nice office interior,since I only have residential renderings,I thought of doing something commercial as well..And i'm stuck with this image. Please,CnC,...

 

it's a test render,so sampling values are quite low..

 

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Kind regards to all of you,

Flavius

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the quality of the rendering looks pretty good, but i can't say it really looks like an office. there isn't really any 'stuff' or anything that looks like people are working there or that the space your showing even has a purpose.

 

if you dont want to mess around with a bunch of office supplies and stuff to make it look 'lived in' (or i guess 'worked in') why not just try a lobby scene. its a lot more spatially interesting and you can add generic stuff like stairs and railings and glass elevators and benches.

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Thank you for replying dave... I was thinking of a more executive office so that's why there are less "office" stuff.I shoudl thinkthis through. Thanks for pointing this out

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i mean it does look office-ish, but usually i look around the image for clues that kind of tell the story of what is happening in the space. and if it's a portfolio piece, then what people really like to see is an image that communicates something, like the purpose or feeling of a space, so they can imagine it as a setting they can actually relate to. lot of people do nice quality renderings but so many of them now are very modern looking and stale.

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Adding to Dave's comments. ....the only thing that is making this different from a standard workspace is that someone can sit across from the person at the desk. Meaning, they can hold meetings in their office like a typical executive can. Where I think this rendering is falling short is in the furniture and interior design. If this is a portfolio piece, you might as well take it over the top, and make it a plush executive office.

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Thank you very much guys.Yes it is a portfolio piece..I know |I haven't been active here,but now I'm coming back and I want to be a part of this community.Thank you again for the tips.

 

Regards,

Flavius

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Guest FlaviusC

hello there.I've been working on this a bit more...I wanted to make a nice,friendly office..with a lot of light in it, bright colors (not the dull brown and grey) I usually see.. Not sure how I succeded..I have no training in interior design what so ever...Any CnC is welcomed.Thank you!

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