Kitchen by otacon

Lightwave • Architecture • posted on Aug 01, 2005

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Rendered with Kray for lightwave.

Comments (16)

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Ravyns

8:13AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Great Kitchen!!

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amapitodd

10:28AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Excellent work.

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Drsuess

10:39AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Superb Job! I Like The Uniformed Setup. Everything Seems To Flow Across The Render. -VOTE-

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CLDG

10:49AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Really incredible ! i'm speechless . a great great job here !!! congrats

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Moebius87

11:00AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

VOTE Your work is of incredible high quality.

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ShawnDriscoll

11:58AM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Voted.

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oooZENOooo

12:18PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Top drawer work bud, you just keep on excelling. (VOTE)

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fabriced

12:25PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

wowwwww fantastic render.excellent work realy...

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ArtByMel

7:09PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Man oh man, this is so, so excellent!

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grae

10:23PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Nice natural light coming in from the window. I thought the jugs and vases on top of the kitchen cabinets were creating a funny shadow on the ceiling. Have since checked in my own kitchen with a few jugs in a similar spot and it does a similar thing! Excellent grubby kitchen mit too.

Acorncatcher

3:13AM | Tue, 02 August 2005

Beautiful, absolutly beautiful, one thing though the floor looks a little plain maybe a slight laquer? Am interested as to why you were using Kray? Any specific reasons?

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Syrup

5:14AM | Tue, 02 August 2005

Brilliant Job.Just the right amount of clutter to give it a natural lived in look. :B eaver!

Treewarden

3:17PM | Tue, 02 August 2005

Very nice! I've no crits at all, save the tops of some of the cupboard doors and drawer edges appear to have some jaggies. This does indeed look like the natural lighting of a sharp photograph. Great work!

livin_4_jesus

10:35AM | Wed, 03 August 2005

Great render. What type of hinge is used so that cupboard doors can be flush, butt up against each other? All my cabinets have had doors that were smaller than the overal area of the front of the cabinets. There was a cabinet frame upon which they came to rest when in the closed position, so that there was a two inch portion of the cabinet frame visible around each door. I have a hard time understanding how your cabinets here must work.

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