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One of the past project when we used lumion.

One of the past work with good designs.
Share your feedbacks

Sketchup+Vray+Ps (NO AI)

One of our past interiors. Kept the classic detailing but added stronger furniture and color choices.
What do you think?

one of the past project with sketchup

We tested leaked NVIDIA DLSS 5 in D5 Render on one of our past archviz scene.

The first thing that stood out was how well it handled the overall exposure, shadows and color balance. For projects where the turnaround is brutal and there’s no time to endlessly polish every detail, this could actually be pretty useful.

It’s definitely not perfect though. We noticed some AI artifacts, especially on finer details, and higher-res renders can cause crashes.

Still, for a quick production pass, the result is surprisingly good.

Curious what other archviz artists think

Some older work from our studio for a client who wanted the interiors to feel simple, natural, and lived-in rather than overly stylized.

Rendered in Corona + Photoshop.
Still one of those projects we really like coming back to.

What do you think ..does the natural light come through?
I'll share the whole project if this post performs well ..

Sharing a recent project (Middle East residential development) we had to urgently deliver in just 3 working days.

Stack: Corona + Photoshop + AI post-processing for the final touches.

Would love to hear your thoughts! Feedback welcome.