This is a part of a bigger project. We will update the gallery with additional renders soon.
Tools used : 3ds max for modeling, Corona Renderer and Photoshop for retouch.
Let me know what you think.
Best Regards
Lucas
Cool work Lucas!!! Clean and realistic!
nice mellow lighting and BG-Integration.
The fire IMHO is a tad too big scale-wise, though.
Ale
Thank you Dimer!
Maybe a little bit deneb26 
I’ve added a new rendering of the project.
Cool! Looks like a photo!
Thank you headoff!
Next render are coming up. Working on the kitchen right now.
Some good light !
Since I’ve seen the original hundreds time, I have to call you out on lazy texturing :- ) very typical for archviz, just tiling textures.
I am not saying extremes like dirt&grit, just proper placement of low-frequency detail. You could have painted the concrete in 10 minutes in Photoshop and still use box mapping.
Thank you for your comment Juraj.
Thats the next step for me, I’m not that good with painting textures…
This is more of a showcase for the models I sell in my on-line shop.
http://shop.visualworkshop3d.ch/
Hope the next project will be more detailed 
I will give it a try after I finish the kitchen!
Thanks Juraj!
Here is the kitchen, still not 100% satisfied.
Can I ask admin to put this thread to WIP ?
I like the kitchen image a lot!
Thank you daniel266! Very kind of you. Now is time for the exterior shot.
GrowFX for the Trees and shrubs … hope to learn some about this pluign.
I really like the mood and soft lighting of this last image, very attractive and contrasting with the materials used. Congratulations.
No problem for me with the concrete textures, but maybe for the ceiling one witch is quite repetitive…
Good luck for the exteriors
Roland
Hi,
I love the lighting. Could you tell us a little bit about it. HDRi used, sun settings, etc Thanks.
Very nice! You are very close to photo realism and matching the original photos. However …
I don’t know how keen you are on matching the original. If yes, I have some few remarks…
Floor
The floor is douglas wood (from Dinesen Floors dinesen.com ) - and not oak as you have made.
The gab between floor boards in the length direction as far too wide - they are almost invisible.
The floor boards are much longer (Dinesen can provide Douglas floorboards upto 15 m) - and the unlucky placement of gab just next to the kitchen table really hurts my eyes.
The kitchen table
The kitchen table and cabinet sides and tops are douglas floorboards as well - and not concrete. The sides are much thinner (the thickness of a floorboard) than you have made
Thanks 3dwannab! As for the settings and ect. I will prepare something like a making after I finish this project.
LKEdesign : Great find ! What I was trying to make here was something more like “bauwerk-parkett” and I’ve redesigned the kitchen a bit just to try out some concrete settings. Generally speaking this is a “corona in production” kinda project. But I really appreciate your findings, I will use the floor on other occasion for sure
I saw this table in Depot here in my Town and found it quite nice so I’ve checked how it is going to look like here. I’m not going for 100% in this case, I want to use some of the renders for a furniture showcase of my models. So that is the aim right now.
Thanks!
RolandB : Thank you ! hehe I’ve took the advice from Juraj and adjusted it a bit
These images are in a high level of photorealism showing in a very attractive way the power of Corona’s natural lighting. Texturing is far from calling it “lazy” except from the thin wooden boards as Ronald said. Maybe leather sofa and fabric need some tiny adjustments. Overall this is a very convincing output and sure I am waiting for that making of.
Regards
Tolis
He already uploaded improved versions since, which are much better.
Still, simple tiling maps are lazy if they don’t cater to necessary high frequency detail, if that’s enough for you, it’s testament of super low standards of archviz, but not disproving my point.
Don’t be comformist. Look at the photo and compared them yourself, you don’t need tutorial how to remake a space from photo, it’s called observation. Find your own.
Thanks for judging my work as “super low standard” Juraj.
Hope some day I will be able to get to the “standard” level.