Not to live in but for displaying artwork....okay, example, a traditional or modern room setting with sofa, coffee table, chair, with a huge expanse of wall space behind sofa. Should have soft flat lighting, neutral tones, no windows or could also be a gallery/museum setting with bench in front of expansive wall space, you know, a place to comtemplate what you're looking at....the wall color will be changed to suit several current interior design colors with the artwork displayed prominantly(sp?).....

I don't understand this post :(

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me either :(

I think Zhann wants to display some art work as in a private mini-museum but I would think she'd want that somewhere near her home. At least, that's the impression I get.

Maybe she just needs some modern stylish furniture. All the other stuff shouldn't be that hard to set up in Bryce.

Whoops, a 'virtual' room is what I was looking for, an interior. Similiar to this above, but different furniture for different types of homes (electic, modern, tradtional, etc) and a changing color palette for the walls. That way potential buyers can see the artwork in an environment similiar to their homes or offices....

I'll be using the 'room' for virtual display of my acrylics and pastels for an exhibition....does that make more sense?

This needs to be high end work and I'll be paying for the use of the images,.....otherwise, although I don't really have the time, I'll design it myself....there are some people here that are really good at architectural renderings (lighting, models, etc) so I thought I'd ask if anyone was interested.

Are you looking for just a rendered image, or a full Bryce scene you can use?

Actually a rendered image would be okay(there be a bunch of them), however if I wanted to change the furniture setup from one kind to another then a full Bryce scene would work better, in other words, some of my stuff looks great with a modern room setting and other stuff looks better with contemporary or traditional room setting, and again some of my work has more of an Asian influence to it.....

So four room setups, where I'd change the color of the walls (several colors) to suit the furniture and architecture....

Message edited on: 01/06/2006 02:19

I'm in the process of locating reference materials for each room 'style'...=)

give a try to sketchup, a gorgeus modeler for architecture. it has a nice opengl rendering engine and the texturing is incredibly easy. it exports well in 3ds, dxf, obj and in most cases you don't need to re-texture or re-color your objects. it comes also with a genearous set of furniture items.