Want a Beautiful Interior? Pay Attention to Light Whether it’s your first render or your 100th, by using just a few basic principles and the right supporting software, you can render beautiful interior scenes that communicate a story to your audience, whatever that story may be.
Consider how lights, materials and camera-angle contribute to this story. With these things in mind, take a look at the following render and ask yourself how the composition of the scene can tell a story. These objects and materials are intelligently placed and highlight the personalities, characters and the lives of the people inhabiting the space.
Next, consider the throw pillows, the blanket and the opened magazines on the coffee table. Even the position of the shadows behind the couch, and their relation to the sunlight, serves as an authentic touch giving more realism to the image. The shadows lose saturation as the sunlight drowns them out. This feature is the focal point of the image drawing the viewer’s attention.īehind the couch and on the back wall, you can see a balance of light and shadow. The arrangement of materials or objects can turn a scene from sensational to “meh.” And, if done well, your choices regarding composition can give the scene its atmosphere and emotion.įor instance, what makes the above image “authentic” and real-looking is a combination of several 3D interior rendering techniques.įirst, the most striking element is the sunlight streaming through the window and onto the bright green plant. With tighter, more intimate spaces, the smallest changes in light and shadow can have major impacts. Or, it may be fraught with virtually endless nitpicking and irritation. Rendering an authentic-looking interior is a balancing act of light and material, of perspective and composition.Īs an architect or interior designer, rendering beautiful 3D interiors may be your favorite part.
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