Chicago Loft (comes to life)

[BBB3]

Some time ago, I released an empty architectural scene following lots of requests by friends. It featured an existing converted loft in Chicago. At the time, I promised to show some images about how the loft scene could be used to showcase furniture models or test furnishing schemes.

So here they are. They feature a wild mix of older and more recent furniture pieces, some of them done specifically for this scene, with the only lose link between them being a general mid-century feel (though some of the pieces are actually recent designs).

Hope you like them. You can see the full set of images here.

PS: The image with the Flag Halyard chair was done to test Vray’s new hair shader. I love it!

[ierde]

F#%(@$/) awsome!!!!

[blowback]

What he said.... "F#%(@$/) awsome!!!! "

Really admire your work. Tops!

[BBB3]

Thanks a lot for the &%§())§$&/( words, guys. Much, much appreciated!

[bakbek]

Say Bertrand... have you ever thought of making an animation of your scenes. I seem to remember you did do I test - I think it was inside the Bauhaus school model?

Just wondering out loud

[Giona4]

Great renderings as always Bertrand!! Or should I say great photos??
Can you please tell me the name or manufacturer of the chair in the image 5? Thanks!

[BBB3]

Giona, it is a chair by Marcel Breuer, which is being distributed by Thonet Germany (Home*THONET-Mbel - Sthle, Tische, Sessel und Sofas, Design-Klassiker aus Bugholz und Stahlrohr).

Ronen: I did animate the Monza Loft. It was so painful I haven't considered doing it again, at least not on my single-comp rig. Animating this without a render farm would take a few years of rendering and an awful lot of optimisation.

[Jeroen Prins]

Amazing work bertrand!! you always deliver the 200% impressions

[Frontop]

Superb works! It looks so realistic.