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Interior studies: materials that hold up close

Interior stills built around material realism and soft daylight: a styled living-room corner, an open kitchen in dark timber and stone, and a short camera move across a kitchen towards the garden.

Type
Interior visualisation
Delivered
Stills and a camera move
Focus
Materials and daylight
Tools
Maya, V-Ray, Substance Painter

Why it works

With interiors, the materials do the work

Close-ups are where a lot of renders start to look fake. Getting linen texture, wood grain, worn edges and soft daylight right is what lets an image hold up in a sales brochure, a showroom screen or a planning pack.

Every material is tested close up before the wide shot, so the room still looks real when someone zooms in.

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