Coffee Shop in Zurich

[MarkoStojkovic]

Some renderings for coffee shop in Zurich.
Sometimes, I feel that we never have enough time to finish all details. But it seems that this always the case if you do the real life work with clients. .

Hope you like it.

[glorybound]

Beautiful work!

[fixeighted]

Hehe, there is never enough time to do what we'd maybe want...however, we're all nitpicky here of course , so...

I'll mention the glasses; they look far too high for anyone to reach, which seems like not your fault.
They are also so CG that it is noticeable...subtle random rotations/translations and some noise/grunge of whatever sort in the reflectance would help enormously I think.

Personally speaking I don't really like the look of most scanned food, as it always seems...drab?....some of it looks good here
but the repetition is quite obvious with the sliced cake pieces.

The bottom right elements in the second image look a bit odd. The cup is overexposed, so appears flat, and the group seems disconnected to the scene.

There are maybe other bits to improve but I'm sure you know that and if the job is done then it's money in the bank and a closed subject

[AEBI_VINCENT]

Some renderings for coffee shop in Zurich.
Sometimes, I feel that we never have enough time to finish all details. But it seems that this always the case if you do the real life work with clients. .

Hope you like it.

I do. I know for a fact that a coffee shop in Zürich could look exactly like this, so that's spot on.
Maybe less is more with the cakes and all that food, you could reduce the FOV a little. There is some overexposure going on with the lights, some parts are burnt out by the light.
Colours and contrast are nice. I would definitely use a displacement on the brick pillars since they're so close to the camera.
Nice work. Also some really really great renderings on your website there!

[MarkoStojkovic]

Thank you all guys for support and comments . I appreciate!
If I would apply all your comments, the images would look much better.
The work was in the rush and there were lots of trial with the client to find a right design for him.