[devista]

Superb! The effect of those lamps is amazing.

+1

[glebe digital]

The tilted camera on the first image is the perfect touch, bravo all round........that's an impressive collection of shots.

[Mattia Sullini]

i am very happy you like them! You know what happens when you spend so much time with a shot, you lose your objectivity and cannot say anymore if it's good for real or not (but i have to admit i am quite proud of those crystal lamps...when the planner explained me how they were supposed to be done i almost got a stroke!). Thanks again

[Frances]

The corridor shot with the chandelier is amazing. Great work.

[Bubbaloo]

Great renderings!!

[Mattia Sullini]

Frances, Bubbaloo: thanks again guys! I won't get too much money ( ) but at least i still get the esteem of you, colleagues!

[def4d]

Your last works are just fantastic

[Mattia Sullini]

Back to classic...or almost! Armchairs, clothes and accessories are from Evermotion (wrong UVs, i know...i erased UV maps...). Luster is downloaded from Archive3D but i found the same mesh on Turbosquid...do not know who has the rights for it. Intellectual property of the wardrobe: Vazzari. Hope you like it and, as usual critics and comments are really welcome.

[JCAddy]

Brilliant new renders. Love the colors or lack of

[Mattia Sullini]

the designer had problems in letting me understand what colors he meant to use...then i relized he needed that exact color that depending on the monitor or the printer can suddenly change into pink, tobacco or light blue...a curse...

[frosty_ramen]

Fantastic renders, the only thing i would say is that you have drawers that go up close to the sealing, and the column molding looks to be blocking the very top drawer (2nd render).
but your renderings just look amazing!!!

[Mattia Sullini]

You spot it....was too lazy to correct it! And thanks for your kind comments!

[simmsimaging]

Very nice. Your work is always top notch.

b

[devista]

congrats, what an specials images. I love your special "touch"
saludos
luis

[Mattia Sullini]

Architect Fusco was mandatory: "photorealistic...but not too much!".
So this time i tried to experiment with a slight deviation from the main path to photorealism (haven't reached it yet but i'm on the way!), i am quite happy with the result and would love to get some feedback, expecially critics!