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By ChiefArchitect
In this bird's-eye view, we took the floor out of the attic spaces so you could peek through to see the floor below.
I like to imagine the family dog and kids running laps around the circular passageway upstairs. Of course, if that sounds unappealing, some doors could be removed from the design so it is customized for other lifestyles.
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By ChiefArchitect
These green walls begged for green hand glazed tiles behind the range. To create them, we used the custom material maker we've shared with our ChiefTalk friends. This tool offers an option to generate your own custom materials, complete with normal maps, that you can import and paint onto your own designs.
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By ChiefArchitect
Bathrooms often look pretty similar; white fixtures, predictable layout. Adding a few details can make them memorable. Here, style-inspired accessories and colors play a role, and a full length shower niche to serve as a shelf is different from what you would normally expect to see.
Niches like these are just another tool available in Chief Architect's interface. They offer quite a lot of flexibility for customization.
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By ChiefArchitect
This bathroom is upstairs, tucked into a dormer. You can see the adjacent roofs in the mirror reflections.
Reflections like these can be controlled in the Material Properties, and displayed using camera specifications. PBR views like this one do a good job representing reflections in mirrors, and also reflections on shiny surfaces like counters, porcelain, and even metal. Other benefits of this rendering technique are high quality shadows and lighting, all combined with real-time rendering. This means you can navigation your scenes in front of a client or home owner and it will look as good from each angle.
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