You could get away with the coloured glossy material, just make sure to give it fresnel reflection's and an IoR of about 1.52- 1.55. The 'float glass' that you mention, is that like automobile flake paint? Would just a shiny colour simulate it properly? I didn't measure it, but it seems about right. To make it look like a different piece of geometry (instead of the 'wall' just being really shiny there), I've placed a box primitive that covers that section of the wall. Low AA settings, so there will be noise in these render. Same daylight system as in other parts of the same physical house, with 4 skylights pouring light into the area Spotlight in the range hood is 1500 candelasīack splash covers entire wall of cooking area, as per interior elevations and is a shiny, glassy material. The Stove, fridge and sink/food prep area form the 'Work Triangle', and any one is no more than 1.8m apart from any other triangle part. The island and the main bench is exactly 0.9m, as per the interior elevations. Not very happy with the marbling on the kitchen island benchtop - it's a stone pro-material, but I must have a setting off. Notice the view down the corridor, showing the front door and table. This is the same house as the master bedroom and living room from my earlier WIPs. Laterns, tiki torches, concrete, grass in the back yard, and a fence to hide the horizon. One door will lead to an outdoor entertaining area (Spa, 3 or 4 outdoor tables, chairs), while another door will lead to the covered area with a BBQ grill, another table (suitable for breakfasts-for-2, or for a small family). There will be some modelling outside the windows, too.
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