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How to Bring Beauty to Your 3D Interior Renders
Rendering an authentic-looking interior is a balancing act of light and material, of perspective and composition.Â
As an architect or interior designer, rendering beautiful 3D interiors may be your favorite part. Or, it may be fraught with virtually endless nitpicking and irritation.
With tighter, more intimate spaces, the smallest changes in light and shadow can have major impacts. The arrangement of materials or objects can turn a scene from sensational to âmeh.â And, if done well, your choices regarding composition can give the scene its atmosphere and emotion.
For instance, what makes the above image âauthenticâ and real-looking is a combination of several 3D interior rendering techniques.
First, the most striking element is the sunlight streaming through the window and onto the bright green plant. This feature is the focal point of the image drawing the viewerâs attention.Â
Behind the couch and on the back wall, you can see a balance of light and shadow. The shadows lose saturation as the sunlight drowns them out. Even the position of the shadows behind the couch, and their relation to the sunlight, serves as an authentic touch giving more realism to the image.
Next, consider the throw pillows, the blanket and the opened magazines on the coffee table. These objects and materials are intelligently placed and highlight the personalities, characters and the lives of the people inhabiting the space.
With these things in mind, take a look at the following render and ask yourself how the composition of the scene can tell a story. Consider how lights, materials and camera-angle contribute to this story.
Whether itâs your first render or your 100th, by using just a few basic principles and the right supporting software, you can render beautiful interior scenes that communicate a story to your audience, whatever that story may be.
Want a Beautiful Interior? Pay Attention to Light
The human eye is more than a gushy ball in your head. When combined with your brain, it is quite capable of separating near-authenticity from the real thing, using the most miniscule of visual inaccuracies.
Your eye will adjust to just about any light temperature, no matter if itâs the warm yellow of incandescent bulbs or the dull green of fluorescent ones. When the lighting of the scene goes wayside, the eye reacts, saying, âSomething doesnât make sense here.â
Try it for yourself! One of the following two images uses a more realistic lighting strategy for the interior. Can you figure out which one?
Image #1
Image #2
Often, the difference between a well-lit room and a substandard one is night and day. This is because, without good lighting, your rendered image loses the depth and the atmospheric qualities that light provides.
For this reason, lighting is one of the most important things that you can learn, and it can be easy when you know what youâre doing.
Through an intelligent lighting strategy, the colors in your render will appear fresh and clean. The shadows will come from more natural directions and disperse organically, and the chances of needing to adjust white balance and exposure in post-production are diminished.
The following render, by Gian Martin Corso, is a great example of light control.
To achieve lighting like this, the first thing you need to remember is that good lighting depends on shadows, and vice versa. Without shadows, for example, itâs nearly impossible to tell the geometry of a scene. Shadows also shape the light and draw attention to it.
Tonal range is another important consideration, and it refers to the distance between pure white and pure black. An authentic-looking render will have an even range of highlights and shadows between these two extremes.
When rendering your 3D model and the scene looks a little flat and two-dimensional, or the textures have lost their oomph, the problem might be your light, shadows and tonal range. This is true whether youâre trying to achieve realistic lighting or artistic lighting.
Tips For Lighting Your 3D Render
Achieving photorealistic lighting is often the holy grail for many architects and designers. The problem with photorealism, however, is that it is sometimes not very interesting. A good interior render should show a place where the viewer wants to go.
A technique you can apply today is the three-point lighting system. Although this is definitely not the only lighting technique, it is popular because, fundamentally, it works.
The key light is the brightest light source and itâs placed at a 45-degree angle from the camera. The fill light has a lower brightness and can be placed 90 degrees opposite the key light.Â
The back light has the lowest brightness settings and it casts a fine, soft light designed to separate the object from the background.Â
Interior render sofa showroom by BABEâ˘
Three-point lighting is especially effective when you focus on an object(s). Interior settings that donât have a specific object, however, can still benefit from this technique. Instead of using spotlights that produce a ray of directed light, consider the following light sources:
The sun - a soft, non-directional light that allows the light to fall evenly across the entire scene.
Area lights - Light emitted from a wide area that can represent a fluorescent bulb or light coming in through a window.
Line lights - Linear light with a very even lighting profile.
OmniLights - Light emitted in all directions from a single source, useful for fill lighting.
Lastly, by integrating ambient lighting and mood in your scene, you can suggest an intended feeling for your audience.
For instance, you can achieve the soothing and romantic atmosphere in a living room by using a combination of spotlights and area lights. Also, since shadows play an important role in realism, make sure to modify your shadows accordingly.
Internal render of a city apartment by Derek Weigall
Some other helpful tips for interior lighting include:
Use natural material colors (not too saturated and not too close to black or white) for more accurate and consistent light reflections on surfaces.
Divide your interior scene into different areas that have different qualities of light for more engaging lighting.
When determining the light settings, consider isolating a single light (or multiple lights) so that you know exactly how it contributes to the lighting and shadows in the scene.
Through controlled use of light, together with beautiful materials, you can develop a stylish ambiance that gives the interior scene its geometry as well as its liveliness and flavor.
Creating âBeauty,â Mastering Materials and Detail
The materials, textures and objects in your interior render are just as important as your lighting strategy. If youâre aiming for photorealism, then you must emphasize the quality and the realism of your materials, such as your floors, walls and ceilings. In general, try to aim for a material or texture thatâs so realistic, you can easily imagine how it would feel.
The following interior render is effective because it uses materials and textures that youâve felt before. You can imagine the cragged stone wall on your fingers. For the wood-like floor, you may have felt something similar under your bare feet. These are materials and textures, realistically reproduced, that strike at your viewerâs memory and bring his/her senses into the interior space.
Although high-quality textures and materials are essential for a beautiful interior, you still need to consider how the materials interact with each other, as well as the lighting profile. Remember, balance is everything.
Having a library of high-quality materials at your fingertips, when building your scene, makes it easier (and faster) to find the details and authenticity that you are searching for. For example, thereâs a huge library of materials in Lumion, each of which is tweakable for gloss, reflectivity and suchlike. The newest update, Lumion 7.5, also includes a lot of new HD materials in its library.
High-quality materials are essential, but they must look as if they are in an existing, real-life space. Paying attention to the details in your scene will help promote realism and reduce the impression that you are creating a computer generated image.
For instance, imperfections make an interior render look âlived in.â Pillows, rugs, curtains, blankets and other objects should never be flat. They should have natural creases and ruffles. One of the best ways of achieving photorealism in your renders is to analyze real photographs and train your eye to notice these small details.
What are some of the small details in this render?
One reason why this bedroom looks realistic and authentic is the scale and size of the objects placed around the room. Scale is often overlooked in 3D renders, and it relates to how big objects are in comparison to the rest of your scene.
To master your use of materials, think about a character who occupies the interior space. By integrating the fictional characterâs life and personality into the interior, you will also give the render some personality.
And if the interior render has no personality, you might as well ask, âWhatâs the point?â
The Photographic Approach to Render Composition
When you walk into a room or look at a photograph of a homeâs interior, ask yourself, âWhy do I feel the way I do?â Aside from light and materials, itâs your perspective and your viewing angle that heightens or diminishes the feeling you have towards the interior space.
The location and the angle of your viewpoint emphasize certain elements within the scene. This emphasis lets you control the intended mood of the scene as well.
Another good rule is to simplify the scene. Often, the simpler the shot, the bigger the impact. Through the use of depth of field in the following image, the focus of the scene is the red flower.
Take away the depth of field and the cameraâs focus on the flower, and you have a much different image.
The lines in your render are also crucial. By using a two-point perspective to straighten the lines, you can create a more realistic representation of 3D forms on a 2D surface.
Above is an interior render with two-point perspective. The same image is also featured below without two-point perspective.Â
Lines are also incredibly effective at guiding the viewerâs eyes to encourage an intended mood. In other words, donât let the viewer drift aimlessly around the image. Suggest a focal point.
The following render demonstrates the impact that lines can have. When you first glance at the following image, pay attention to where the image leads your eyes.
The composition of your interior render doesnât have to be complicated. The ârule of thirdsâ and the âgolden meanâ are, certainly, important theories to follow, but always remember:
Being a stickler for rules can produce dull renders that lack any type of spontaneity. This innovative take on a classic living room (below) was created with a simple fish eye effect.
Also, what works for one render doesnât necessarily work for another. The key takeaway is that the camera angle, frame, focal length and positioning will affect the way that people perceive your renders.
Bring Your Interior Renders to Life
A beautiful interior render doesnât solely come from your 3D model. Instead, itâs built with a keen attention to detail, style and mood. Itâs the sense of 3D space on a 2D image, captured effectively and accurately.Â
Most importantly, however, a beautiful render comes from an appreciation of a few principles and a lot of practice.
Luckily, there are tools that allow you to hone the craft of creating beautiful renders and to practice without pain, even for those with limited time available to learn. Visit Lumion.com to learn more.
*All images were created in Lumion 7.
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Lumion 7: Teaser image explained
Lumion 7 has just been released and just one day later, reactions to the new features have already been amazing! One of the questions weâre getting a lot is âhow did we achieve the striking quality of the teaser images?â This blog throws some light on how the image below was made.
Above: Teaser image rendered in Lumion 7 with no post-processing.
Interior scenes require care. The materials and the room lighting are crucial in making the space feel inviting and stylish. Some general tips about making interior renders can be found in a recent blog.Â
Lumion 7 comes with a number of features that allow you to transcend what was previously possible. These features make all the difference in finishing an image. How did we get the image above to look so good?
Area Lights and Light Strips
Lighting is critical. There are two kinds of lighting to think about when placing lights:
1. Direct lighting. Area lights were placed over the windows to simulate extra sunlight coming through them.Â
2. Indirect lighting. Itâs important to place area lights in such a way that they simulate reflected light. For example, bright spots on floors and walls can be created with area lights.
The image above shows around a dozen positions where area lights of varying dimensions have been added. Light strips have been added above windows on both sides of the room too.
Above: Tutorial showing how to apply area lights
Weathering
Weathering is a powerful effect that can add subtle details, especially to complex shapes, to impart them with character and make them look like the belong where they are. Itâs called âweatheringâ but can also be thought of as a kind of ageing, erosion or even corrosion, depending on the material itâs applied to.
In the teaser image, weathering was applied to the tables, metal plates on the mezzanine and the wood at the bottom of the sofas. The effect makes them aesthetically more appealing but also makes blend into the scene as a whole.
In addition to weathering, every material needs some specific attention. Typically youâll need to tweak the reflectivity, relief and colorization of each material.
Above: Tutorial showing how to apply material weathering
Transparent Fabric
The curtain draped over the sofa on the right-hand side of the image is made of transparent fabric and the lamp shade material is transparent too. Transparent fabrics are a simple way to add subtlety and style to an interior scene.
Above: Tutorial showing how easy it is to make transparent materials
Foliage
Outside the window on the right-hand side of the image you can see that ivy has been added to one of the walls. This is a very subtle addition but the green contrast is a nice detail and every good render requires attention to detail!
Above: Tutorial showing how to apply foliage to materials
Lumion Effects
Effects are always a crucial element in getting your render looking right. Without effects, an image will very likely lack the style and mood that youâre looking for. The effects button in Lumion is the doorway to top-notch renders.
The effects stack used in this image includes the following: shadow, sun, volumetric sunlight, reflection, sharpness, fog and color correction. The image below shows a combined screenshot of the settings used on each of these effects in the teaser image.Â
Above: All the effects used in creating the Lumion 7 teaser image
Rendering and Iterating
Rendering the final still image, be sure to use Hyperlight. You need to find a setting which works best for your scene, so itâs worth trying out a few renders with different hyperlight settings. For this teaser image, a 64% hyperlight setting was used.
Iterating in Lumion is easy because images take seconds to render, making the feedback loop effectively real-time. Iterating allows you to work towards the perfect image by selectively tweaking and re-tweaking to help you get the details right.
Summary
Creating a compelling render is like creating good art. You need a good eye, talent and the desire to practice. Luckily, these are characteristics that many Architects possess and luckily too, Lumion 7 provides an easily accessible and powerful artistic palette to work with.

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