Hi for inbetween… 1 to two days work for some variations of this room…
not to high final rendering quality..
but…
only light is … vraysun and vraysky. with vraycam..
used reihard to make the overbright areas a little less bright..
Tom
it looks very nice indeed…u need to get a nice GI into it now! in the last picture those indoor lamps look way off…i guess 
Good work!
Just a few questions from a newb…
Really looks good…I mean it!
One question: what types of lights did you use for the table lamps?
And HOW DO YOU GO ABOUT CREATING A BACKGROUND IN THE WINDOWS??!!??!?
-Phil
They look good… but I think they are a little too grey. What if you turn up the multiplier on your colormapping? Or brighten you wall/cieling material? (anyway its just my opinion)
hi skogskalle,
Yes you are right, i´ve turned down the colormapping option to about 40 to 50 %.
I often feel, that colrbleeding in vray is a bit to strong.. but thats for sure, my opinion.. ;-).
Well what i would like, as i allready told, is an opinion in the vray material, to override the global colorbleeding.
this in some other renderers is a bit more flexible.
But you know , using some of them, i still would sit and wait… :-).
The lights are simple spotlights with vray shadows. nothing interisting..
only the lamp on the left has a surface on the bottom also with some selfilu material..
the backround.. well i created a script for the specular calculus of the sss behaviour of the outer plants and grass, and recreated… lol… no of course kidding.. its just a backroundimage positioned inside the alpha..
for the color and lightbalance…
i think this is very much dependend on what you personay like.
as i know from my lessons in “lightplaning-architecture”, it seems that in cold regions of the earth, people use to like strong hot spotlights, cause the shadows remember them for the sun, which gives a feeling of warm summersun.
in very hot regions of the earth, people seem to prever very diffus light. this gives the feeling of a clouded sky. so there are always psychological factors in this immage.
ah yes… and here in Hamburg, its rather often cold… 
Tom
It would be nice to see in Hi res with high GI settings, but great job!!