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Gallery / Re: Villa in the Dolomites
« on: 2025-09-12, 21:54:27 »
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Gallery / Re: Villa in the Dolomites
« on: 2025-09-03, 09:21:52 »Very natural transitions for the different snow conditions, great work!
Are the mountains image backplates?
Thank you, mferster! Yes, the mountains in the background come from a photo taken on site.
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Gallery / Villa in the Dolomites
« on: 2025-09-02, 13:59:11 »
Hi Everyone!
This project focuses on the transformation of a villa in the Dolomites (Italy) through demolition and reconstruction, resulting in a modern mountain residence. My work centered on creating renders that capture the harmony between the architecture and its natural surroundings.
This project focuses on the transformation of a villa in the Dolomites (Italy) through demolition and reconstruction, resulting in a modern mountain residence. My work centered on creating renders that capture the harmony between the architecture and its natural surroundings.
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Gallery / Penthouse on Lake Maggiore - Italy
« on: 2025-08-28, 18:27:07 »
Hi everyone!!
I’d like to share with you a project by an interior designer for a penthouse in Italy, overlooking Lake Maggiore and defined by bright interiors and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The request was to achieve the highest possible fidelity in materials, as this is essential when presenting furniture and finishes to the client. The work focused on producing interior visualizations with great attention to material continuity throughout the different spaces and their integration with the outdoor context. The images portray the main rooms of the apartment: from the entrance to the living area, bedrooms, bathrooms, and terrace, aiming to convey the atmosphere and design choices through a consistent and elegant visual language.
I’d like to share with you a project by an interior designer for a penthouse in Italy, overlooking Lake Maggiore and defined by bright interiors and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The request was to achieve the highest possible fidelity in materials, as this is essential when presenting furniture and finishes to the client. The work focused on producing interior visualizations with great attention to material continuity throughout the different spaces and their integration with the outdoor context. The images portray the main rooms of the apartment: from the entrance to the living area, bedrooms, bathrooms, and terrace, aiming to convey the atmosphere and design choices through a consistent and elegant visual language.
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Gallery / Re: Municipalidad Lo Barnechea / Gonzalo Mardones V Arquitectos
« on: 2025-08-26, 21:15:29 »Yeah i probably wouldn’t want to do that but if it helps, in every project i do, be sure almost everything is 3D, 98% i would say. Specially vegetation. Have a great day ✌🏻Ok, thanks for clarifying. Of course, what usually makes these forums valuable is when people share not only results but also a bit of process, that’s often where we all learn the most. But I respect your point of view
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Gallery / Re: Municipalidad Lo Barnechea / Gonzalo Mardones V Arquitectos
« on: 2025-08-26, 20:11:34 »Hi, Mattia.
Yeah, there´s a lot of things going on. But i really don´t care at this phase because these are sketches, rough and quick. So, it doesn´t matter at this point. Hope these answer you doubts.
Got it, thanks! That makes sense, the overall atmosphere is strong and I guess that’s exactly what counts at this stage. The overall look is definitely strong. It would be interesting to know a bit more about your workflow, if you feel like sharing I imagine you’re testing a solid process with Stable Diffusion or similar, given the consistency and the way all the images share the same definition and mood
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Gallery / Re: Municipalidad Lo Barnechea / Gonzalo Mardones V Arquitectos
« on: 2025-08-26, 16:25:59 »Hey guys, i wanted to share a few images i did of this project, i loved the way a deconstructed white mass merge with the buildings surrounding. (Non commisioned project)Hi!
All the set of images are in my Instagram profile Dyrk Studio.
Have a great day all of you!
I’m not sure how to explain it properly: the images look very beautiful when viewed as a whole, the light and the various materials have a very good overall impact, but when I zoom in, there are artifacts everywhere, strange things and watercolor-like effects, such as on the road in the background. I can’t figure out what causes this; I wonder if you’re using AI to upscale from very, very small base renders, that’s the only explanation I can think of. Do you happen to have the clay renders?
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Gallery / Home office & lounge – Lake Lugano
« on: 2025-08-21, 16:36:56 »
Hi everyone,
this is a new project I’d like to share with you. It’s the study of an apartment in a residential complex overlooking Lake Lugano, the same complex of the project I posted some time ago.
In this case, the client asked the interior designer for a proposal for the study area, and I was in charge of producing the visualizations.
Cinema 4D and Corona of course
this is a new project I’d like to share with you. It’s the study of an apartment in a residential complex overlooking Lake Lugano, the same complex of the project I posted some time ago.
In this case, the client asked the interior designer for a proposal for the study area, and I was in charge of producing the visualizations.
Cinema 4D and Corona of course
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Gallery / Re: Lugano's Penthouse
« on: 2025-08-15, 16:16:15 »
I’m adding the bedroom and hall views to this project.
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Gallery / Re: Lugano's Penthouse
« on: 2025-08-12, 22:49:11 »Outstanding.
Too much noise in some areas, including some fireflies. No?
Thanks again! I don’t really like overly polished images, it’s purely a matter of personal taste of course, so especially in interiors I always try to keep a bit of noise, which I think adds more depth and realism overall. I believe this is especially true when the images are viewed in their entirety, though I understand it may not be to everyone’s liking. As for the fireflies, in this case they’re due to the light mix I had to keep active, since the client wanted to see different lighting conditions (this way I avoided having to make ten alternatives for each view ahahah)
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Gallery / Re: Lugano's Penthouse
« on: 2025-08-12, 19:24:48 »
I’m adding the study views to this project.
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Gallery / Re: Lugano's Penthouse
« on: 2025-08-12, 17:26:35 »Top notch.
My only comment is about the scale of fabrics, which seems a bit off in my opinion. Like the texture would need to be scaled down by half or so.
Thank you very much, Lupaz! I can confirm that the fabrics are at a 1:1 scale, as they come from a real fabric provided to me by the interior designer.
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Gallery / Re: Lugano's Penthouse
« on: 2025-08-08, 23:16:05 »
Updating this project with the new living room interiors and the final exteriors, replacing the previous ones. The study and bedroom will be uploaded soon!
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Gallery / Re: UK houses
« on: 2025-08-04, 22:29:55 »
Thanks a lot, I’m really glad you liked them! I always put a lot of care into the details, so it’s nice when that comes through.
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Gallery / Swiss Living Room
« on: 2025-07-06, 18:53:17 »
Hi everyone!
Just finished this interior visualization of a cozy Swiss living room. I went for a clean and bright look, using natural materials and soft neutral tones to create a calm, welcoming feel. Light plays a key role throughout the space, helping to highlight the simple layout and subtle details. Nothing too dramatic, just a quiet balance between comfort and elegance. Hope you like it!
Just finished this interior visualization of a cozy Swiss living room. I went for a clean and bright look, using natural materials and soft neutral tones to create a calm, welcoming feel. Light plays a key role throughout the space, helping to highlight the simple layout and subtle details. Nothing too dramatic, just a quiet balance between comfort and elegance. Hope you like it!