Photorealistic Rendering with SketchUp and V-Ray Next

3D objects and furnishings 2

A course by Lia Lovisolo , Interior Designer

99% positive reviews (118)

3,781 students

Audio: Italian

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About the video: 3D objects and furnishings 2

Overview

“We continue to explore the possibilities available to incorporate objects and furnishings into our project. Let's see the third and final method!”

In this video lesson Lia Lovisolo addresses the topic: 3D objects and furnishings 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photorealistic Rendering with SketchUp and V-Ray Next. Learn how to use SketchUp and V-Ray Next to create a realistic design and visualization of a home office.

Partial transcription of the video

“3D objects and furnishings Now let's see the third way together, using the database of a manufacturer and a reseller which I particularly love. Among the additional Resources you will find the list of my favorites that you can consult. Now I show you a third way to search for objects and furnishings for our project, through the websites of retailers and furniture manufacturers, therefore directly drawing on the source of the products that you have identified or that within a rose of objects, of products selected by the retailer, you can search. I start with the research of Archiproducts, wh...”

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Course summary for: Photorealistic Rendering with SketchUp and V-Ray Next

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (118)
3781 students
4 units
20 lessons (4h 31m)
10 downloads

Category
Architecture & Spaces, Design
Software
SketchUp v21, V-Ray
Areas
Decoration, Interior Architecture, Interior Decoration, Interior Design, Retail Design

Lia Lovisolo

A course by Lia Lovisolo

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Interior Designer

Lia Lovisolo is an interior designer and the founder of LIADESIGN, an interior design studio specialized in design projects using photorealistic rendering.

Although she earned a degree in architecture from the Polytechnic University of Milan, she realized she wanted to pursue a career in interior design after renovating her own home in 2012. She then specialized in photorealistic rendering and began to incorporate it into her work, which quickly caught the eye of new clients and led to an increasing number of projects.

Today, she primarily oversees interior design projects in the private residential sector, providing expertise in more of a consultancy role.