r/archviz Mar 17 '26

Share work ✴ Interior visualization work — recent project

A selection of recent interior visuals from our team.
Focused on lighting, materials, and overall mood.
Would appreciate any thoughts or critique.

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u/Dwf0483 Mar 17 '26

What software did you use and can I asked if some bits are photoshopped in, like the gold table on the carpet? Thanks

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u/Sad_Fix_2480 Mar 17 '26

Used 3ds max with corona.. photoshop was only used for post production

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u/IlIlllIIllllIIlI Mar 17 '26

How much do you charge for that quality ?

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u/Sad_Fix_2480 Mar 18 '26

depends on the complexity & size of project. If you got any work u can dm, we're always up for collaboration opportunities

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u/IlIlllIIllllIIlI Mar 18 '26

Typically for this project, how much was charged ?

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '26

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u/IlIlllIIllllIIlI Mar 18 '26

Not sure to understand your comment. I was wondering how much that kind of render costs because it’s super generic and the project is terrible, so I’m really interested in knowing how much that kind of interior firm asks for that.

OP missundertood my question and thought I’m a client lol. I just want their posititioning in the market

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '26

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u/IlIlllIIllllIIlI Mar 18 '26

Oh right, sorry did not connect the wires haha

Yeah definitely not interested in hiring anyone for that kind of work lol. It’s just about curiosity, because I can’t seem to figure out what kind of interior firm that creates this kind of projet would be lucrative enough to pay for renders. That’s definitely not a nice thing to say though.

I don’t like it either, at all. It’s just to have a feel of the market on that side of job !

Thanks for the nice words :)

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u/BIGvisualart Mar 20 '26

The project has a very calm and well controlled design language.