Today I'm gonna show you some details from the Scandinavian Kitchen and leisure room scene that comes with Archinteriors vol. 45, made by Kamil Kuklo from Evermotion. It is a bright and cosy interior, but there is more than a kitchen in this scene. We modeled additional interior and a terrace and placed some greenery outside.
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Image after post-production - camera 1
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Image after post-production - camera 2
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Scene in 3ds Max viewport.
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Scene overview - the brown wireframe boxes are small plants and bushes in "show box only mode".
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Here is the one of the small plants in normal viewing mode.
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The terrace and some props.
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Overview in wireframe mode - as you can see, we have a kitchen (with leisure area behind camera 1, the bedroom and the terrace.
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We have V-Ray lights in the windows - all of them are just light portals that let VraySky light in.
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V-Ray Light Lister.
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VRaySky settings.
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Main carpet mesh.
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Carpet material - we mixed nose map with abstract pattern.
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Compositing two maps: we just placed noise map in screen mode over our pattern map.
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Table mesh.
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Ceiling with UVW Map modifier. We used box mapping for this element - it's fast and it works flawlessly with such simple shapes as this one.
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Ceiling material.
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Glazed tiles in the kitchen are made of mesh, not just texture.
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It's an array of chamfered rectangles without backfaces.
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Tiles material.
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Windows with blinds. As you can see on the final render, we have some rainy day outside the window, so we placed some droplets and made our windows wet.
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And here we have our glass material with water droplets map.
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Compositing droplet maps.
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Render settings.
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Post-production wasn't complicated - we added high pass filter to sharpen the image, then we made slight levels adjustment (settings above), vignette and refraction / reflection passes. We also added specular pass.
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On top of that we slightly modified the curves to increase contrast and placed lighting layer on top (60% screen mode).
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Image after post-production - camera 1. thanks for reading! :) check out the entire
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