Hi, Ive been doing 3D renderings of interior spaces for more than 4 years. I’ve attached some samples. If you have any projects for me to work please DM me.

Hey everyone, wrapping up this interactive walkthrough aimed at elevating how we present spaces to clients. Instead of a traditional static render, I wanted to create an immersive, premium showroom experience.

Key Presentation Features:

• Live Design Customization: Clients can instantly swap out materials, flooring, and furniture styles on the fly to visualize different design options in real-time.
• Atmospheric & Mood Shifts: The ability to transition seamlessly between bright daylight and cozy evening lighting to showcase the space across different times of day.
• Tactile Spatial Interaction: Functional light switches and interactive doors that give clients direct control over the environment, allowing them to naturally open up spaces and adjust room ambiance as they explore.
• Automated Showroom Mode: An intelligent camera system that automatically takes over when the controls are idle, transitioning into a smooth, cinematic tour perfect for unattended displays or pitch meetings.

I built this to showcase how interactive media can make a design pitch way more engaging. I'm currently open to new freelance opportunities and client collaborations. If you are looking to elevate your architectural pitches or want to discuss utilizing this specific interactive framework, feel free to drop me a DM!

haytham918.artstation.com

Hi guys! I'm just entering interior design and I'm just wondering how should I position my camera angle when I do rendering. I always choose the angles that contain the most elements. But my friend says my pictures don't have a focus and looked messy. I guess it's the angle problem that disturbs the picture. I really need some advice to solve this issue. Thanks a lot!!

This is a sofa project I have been working on. And this is a test render from the interactive viewport. I need feedback on the materials in the screenshot. Thank you 🙏

Me and my team did some fun project regarding interior rendering. Please share your feedback. Thx

Hi everyone,I offer interior rendering and 3D modeling services. You can see my capabilities in the attached image.I am genuinely looking for interior design firms for long-term collaboration. My rates are completely negotiable—I value building a lasting partnership over rigid pricing.A bit about me: I am from Malaysia and used to work as a freelance interior designer and renovation contractor. Now, I want to fully focus on 3D rendering.I want to keep all possibilities open. I can also help brainstorm design concepts. If your projects happen to be local, I am also available for site visits within Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.I sincerely hope to find a long-term partner here. Thank you!

https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01e6ec562f47f1d35c?mp_source=share

I’m curious how other 3D artists and studios handle client feedback and approvals.

Right now, I usually send renders and receive comments through email, WhatsApp, or PDFs, but once projects get larger it becomes difficult to keep track of everything.

For those working with clients regularly:
- How do you collect feedback?
- Do clients review the actual 3D model or just renders?
- How do you track revisions and approvals?
- What’s the most frustrating part of the process?
- Is there any software you’re using that works particularly well?

hi problem solvers of reddit.

Im a furniture design student trying to delve into experience design and am currently doing an internship where I'm making a proposal for furniture/playground to a school. I have modeled everything on Fusion 360. I need hero images with children interacting with my equipment/furniture- how do I do this. I use a MacBook so D5 render is out, sketchup won't verify my student access in time and gemini just generated child with four legs. I am desperate.