Creating Modern Living Room in Blender - Tip of the Week

This scene comes from Archinteriors vol. 48 for Blender. It is the third scene from 10-scene collection. You can order this single scene or entire collection in Evermotion Shop.

This is a final render after post-production. Raw image is not very different from final stage - post-production was made netirely in Blender and it consisted of creating subtle vignette effect.

Vignette nodes in post-production

Wireframe view of the final scene.

Scene in Blender viewport.

Another view of the scene. The interior consists of a large living room, small bedroom in the back and two middle-sized empty rooms to the left.

Tiles on the wall - mesh is quite detailed, although it's barely visible to the camera.

Mesh is made from an array of single tiles - the most common way of creating reapeating shapes.

Single tile mesh.

Tiles material. Materials were created in Substance Painter. As we first created them with V-Ray in mind, you can see glossiness map instead roughness map. Basically each material is made with the same scheme: diffuse map, specular map, glossiness map and normal map. We invert glossiness and add two nodes for controlling diffuse and roughness intensity.

Tiles textures - diffuse on the top and glossiness on the bottom. 

Floor mesh.

Floor close-up.

Rug mesh.

Rug material.

Rug diffuse / glossiness / normal map.

A tree (rather just a top of it) placed behind windows.

Plane for external view and the bitmap.

Glass material.

Camera settings.

Light portal.

Sun settings.

Render settings.

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