Type B Master Bedroom

3D Architectural Renderings of Interior Designs

Archiform 3D approaches each interior Architectural Renderings with detail, precision and artistic flare. The furniture is created from pictures of the originals, translated into 3D and textured with your choice of colors and fabrics. You can choose curtains, props, vases, plants and almost any other items to decorate the scene. The scene is then illuminated carefully for realism and effect.

The combinaton of these creates 3D Images and 3D Animations that are often better looking than reality. What is noteworthy is that we create fly-through animations of interior scenes to the same quality as our 3D Architectural Renderings .

Creating Bedrooms as 3D Architectural Renderings

The bedroom is the most intimate and private part of a home, so we try to make it look like a place that you can imagine yourself sleeping in. Ensuring stunning realism in the scene and choosing the best Camera Angle is how we do this. The camera angle needs to show a degree of artistic intimacy and preferably show more to the scene than just the bed. And we like the lighting to show either a place to go to sleep or wake up; night-time or morning time.

While simple in real life, bedding and pillows are complex to make in Architectural Renderings . To look real and inviting they need to have the small bumps, wrinkles and softness of the real thing. These random waves and bumps are harder to model with 3D software than more rigid pieces of furniture like a nightstand. Adding the fabric to the bed covers can also be painstaking as they often form part of an overall shape or pattern.

Incorporating Real Views with 3D Architectural Renderings

Looking from this viewpoint you may notice that the real view is in the background. There are two methods to achieve this; as a flat 2D image applied to the background or as a 360-degree panoramic photograph wrapped around like a drum. Both methods have advantages ranging from a lower price to a better result in 3D Animations.

A simple 2D image put into the scene is the easiest to do, as the single shot can be taken in many different inexpensive ways. The drawback is that this method shows no motion or change in view within an Animation. If a 3D virtual camera changes direction it becomes obvious that the backdrop is merely a flat face.

The location and photography costs to get 360-degree panoramic images are higher than normal photography as the final result sees everything in the horizontal plane. This method gives the best result for 3D Animations as when the Virtual Camera turns the view adjusts accordingly. Archiform 3D has the necessary equipment and skill to take both panoramic and flat view shots. You can also have these pictures done by someone else.