Kensington Grey Kitchen Interior

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Earlier in the year, one of our cabinetry clients approached us again, wanting to create additional images from the kitchen interiors we had crafted a couple of years ago. They needed these new images to showcase the internal pull-out storage and hopefully boost sales of these practical features available inside their cabinets.

Our 3D artists were thrilled at the opportunity to push the boundaries once more. We focused on capturing the most intricate details in our models, ensuring that all the wirework baskets, props, handles and woodgrain textures were faithfully recreated. The result builds on our previous kitchen interior images to further highlight the functionality and beauty of our client’s cabinetry.

Classic Sage Green Island Kitchen

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This sage green kitchen interior beautifully demonstrates how high-quality design and attention to detail (in 3D models and textures) can result in stunning images. Our interiors team are proud to be at the forefront of industry trends and ensure our images are always eye-catching as well as being practical for everyday use.

For this project, we focused on this years trending sage green palette, harmonising it with natural oak textures and brass fittings. Our 3D artists meticulous approach can be seen in the finer details, which we’ve highlighted in a couple of closer crops.

Mykonos High-End Resort

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Making nature visible within a building elevates the spirit. It serves as a visual connection between the indoor, the outdoors, and the natural environment. It can reduce stress, produce more positive emotional functioning, and actually improve our concentration.

In SALTVISION we try to make the connection between the nature and architecture as close as possible with a natyural visualization that observer can understand the charm of the environment and the phylosopy behind the design.

Life in the Mediterranean

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This scene came to mind on a trip to the Mediterranean a while ago. I wanted to create the detail and complexity of the architecture and the fresh
feeling of the ocean an landscape. I was planning to take this oportunity to learn new software for future projects in our studio. So I decided to
start improving my skills in World Creator, Quixel and Phoenix for the folowing months to come. Most of the views are big landscapes, but wanted
to provide them with as much detail as possible. In most cases I would prefer to mattepaint a lot of these details, but in this case my thought was to
approach it mostly in 3D, my main reason being that I wanted to test out these software programs.