Apartments in Rouen (France)

230 m2
2017
This wonderful apartment was created for an extraordinary family that lives in the wonderful city of Rouen.
For work we got a large room with a well-preserved stucco. The hosts wanted us to create eclecticism for them, but it’s unusual. In other words, we needed a fresh design with modern, branded furniture and a smart home system.
What interesting we did.
Firstly, the floor. A large French Christmas tree made of boards.
Secondly, we came up with an excellent one !!! chandelier in the center of the living room, which is made of metal pipes of different lengths with luminous tips. We simulated the oxidized bronze and covered it with glossy varnish.
Thirdly, behind the sofa on the wall a panel was placed from a court, in which the words “this accent” are cut out by a laser. The panel is illuminated by LED lighting. In addition, the panel is mounted on 4 huge brackets in the corners. This panel looks very impressive, because it’s a little strange.
Fourthly, in front of the Court’s panel, on the nightstands, there are street lights-columns! This is instead of the usual desktop floor lamps. They also had to decorate under bronze, in support of the chandelier.
This is the main thing that makes this interior special.
This large apartment has everything that hosts need for a comfortable life and aesthetic pleasure.

Notary office extension

For environment we used 100% volumetrics fog (no zdepth). We played with interactive light mix in corona to give a morning atmosphere. A special work was done for the wet asphalt texture and gold (CoronaLayerMat). The stone is full 3D, it was created with Railclone. Anima was great to put some realistic people and match them with morning lighting. ORIGINAL SIZE 4K

Osebergskipet

According to Prose Edda, when Odin and other Æsir came from Asian Turkland to North Europe, they brought their culture and language “that became native in all those lands”, and along with them came prosperity and peace.
Some argue the historical precision of the XIII century epic of Æsir – others simply admire the legasy of those people
(or gods?).
Oseberg ship is one of the brightest examples of that divine culture, for it keeps touching our hearts so many centuries later…
Viking Ship Museum: Arnstein Arneberg
Osebergskipet: Ritually buried 834 AD. Excavated by Haakon Shetelig and Gabriel Gustafson in 1904-1905​​​​​​​
Software: 3Dsmax, Corona Render, Zbrush, UV Layout, Knald, Autocad, Affinity Photo, Nuke