Very nice indeed! High marks, good luck. One tiny nit pik...tweak your floor rug looks a little flat but thats just me.

amazing work author! have you ever thought about interior design? you certainly have an eye for it!

Very very cool work author...chair look super cool...maybe u could change window view from regular sky view to some space view...just an idea....good luck

Great job! The only suggestion would be to increase the thickness of the carpet, because it seems too thin.

This is excellent! The grays/black and splash of red give it a deco feel, but also ultra contemporary - love the rivets detail, they give it the Starship Enterprise ambiance. Agree with Crystle!!

nice work, but i think the sign should say "SOLD"!

Very nice scene and a great design! Plus a Very informative S.B.S and a super insight for those who don’t dabble in 3D to see the work involved in producing a good mesh and render well done author

Thank you very much warlock.

Your welcome....credit where credit is due, its a quality S.B.S for novice and intermediate+

Great piece author...well done

HOW MUCH CAN I BUY THIS FOR? lol amazing 3d house author..very well composed!

author!....the structure with the announcement....is too big compared with the house....imho......! maybe if it plans to close would make sense ....would you like to have something like that in your yard?!

like A PHOTO! GREAT!

I really liked the house.

Nicely modeled scene. Unfortunately it seems to me that your GI is being killed as soon as it hits any surface other than the floor. There would almost certainly be alot more ambient light, the GI should be bouncing off all the surfaces in the scene. But the green is soaking it up like a sponge. I don't know what render engine you used but this definitely needs tweaking to get a more realistic look. Nice job on the chairs and table though

Nice job improving the bounce light, but now you have a common problem when using colours such as this. The returning light from the walls is turning everything green. To overcome this problem you need to use the MTLOVERRIDE material, this will kill the colour returning from the walls but still allow the GI to bounce correctly. Giving you much better lighting and GI.

Good effect of shadows. However I think the green is very intense compromising the rest of the image.

Nice work author...gl

instant fave..this is gorgeous

Great work author...u used fantastic color for the chair and material look very fancy and comfortable....best of luck

in this picture, the proportions completely missing , which makes the picture just be nice colorful.....and just that!....for this picture I would score with the big big ZERO....enjoy! because i don't do this! ...IMHO sorry!....

This is really nicely done. This looks a bit more futuristic from today rather than art deco though.

Nice job with the shaping of the lounger. Maybe you could have done something with the caustics of the plastic though. This would have made it more realistic. The grey wall is a bit of a let down too, if you had added a tiled wall or some other texture it would have been nice. Is it an indoor pool? If it's outside where's the direct light, this would surely have cast some nice shadows, even inside this should have more than just the flat lighting there is now. The glasses are maybe just a tad too small as well, not quite in proportion to the lounger, considering an adult male would almost certainly nearly fill the lounger. The towel should be a little more flexible or creased, this would increase the shadow amount and added more realism, a nice toweling texture would have looked nice too. But overall a nice job, just little more attention to detail would have nailed this.

Very nice work on the lighting and the reflection.

great work author...gl