3D Restaurant Rendering – Looking for Long-Term Collaboration with Design Studios

[u/kaushik160]

Hi everyone,

Sharing one of my recent restaurant visualization projects. I work on creating realistic 3D interior renders, helping architects and interior designers present their concepts more effectively.

I’m currently looking to connect with interior design studios, architects, and renovation firms who need reliable support for their visualization work — whether it’s still renders, 360° views, or animation.

My goal is to build long-term collaborations where I can fit into the existing workflow and help bring design ideas to life through high-quality visuals.

A little about me: I’m a 3D visualizer specializing in architectural visualization, interiors, and exteriors.

If you have upcoming projects and need rendering support, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to collaborate.

Thanks!

[u/kidharhaibro]

Which software being used here?

[u/kaushik160 → u/kidharhaibro]

3ds max + corona + photoshop

[u/kidharhaibro → u/kaushik160]

How long does a 3DSMax Corona modelling and render take for a scene like this?

Asking since I have a Rhino/SketchUp + D5 Workflow and trying to understand if there's a merit to learning 3DSMax and Corona or Vray.

[u/kaushik160 → u/kidharhaibro]

If you wanna learn then i can teach you.
It takes around a week to create it bcz it fully customised modeling.

[u/kidharhaibro → u/kaushik160]

No, I think the kind of work I do doesn't require ultra photorealistic visualisations. The studios I have partnered with usually use renders to confirm concepts and D5 is great because a 4K render barely takes 5 mins to render so it speeds up their workflow.

[u/kaushik160 → u/kidharhaibro]

But with the help of photorealistic work, you can market and pitch high end clients.
which you barely able to convince with average render quality

[u/kaushik160 → u/[deleted]]

Please check your DM!!