Bathroom

[Inxa]

Hey,

 

Working on the bathroom render. This is the progress till now.

 

Kindly note it is rendered at low res and without AA

 

 

Shower area

 

Love to hear what do you think and elements to be improved

[WAcky]

Looks quite good but you need to soften your edges a bit. You have jaggy edges on everything and the sharpness of the shadows are off-putting.

 

You might want to add some subtle star flares to the lights too.

[mertens3d]

if this is your design, you might want to consider adding some detail to the ceiling.

[alfienoakes]

Hey,

 

Kindly note it is rendered at low res and without AA

 

 

Ahem... Think that might be the reason its jaggy..

 

Nice lighting. colours look good. Nice and soft look to it. The towels looked a little strange.. maybe you need to up the AA etc so we can see the real look of objects etc. I think the lighting looks good at the mo, so maybe onto the next stage.

[viv_arun]

yes..first look at the image is good.

 

what AA u use matters?? cos jagged edges could b cos of tht.

 

since there is so much of reflection and refraction , i suggest u can use mitchel filter

 

the carpet fur look too thick..IMO

 

other thn that some more detailing would enhance the image further

[Inxa]

Hey,

 

Thanks for replying everyone. Posted a final render on the Finished section.

I generally do tests at low resolution and with AA, so you will notice artifacts and other errors.

 

Thanks again.

 

http://www.cgarchitect.com/vb/36723-bathroom-interior.html

[Dave Oliver]

nice image but it is so clean it does not exactly look inviting.

 

it would be a more comfortable looking image if you included some visible cabinets, or something to suggest it is a usable space like some soaps, or little pieces of furniture with books, or incense, or decoration or whatever people like to put around in fancy bathrooms to make them look nice.

 

i guess it seems very large for the few fixtures that are in there so a little more stuff would make it more lived in