Interior Designing

Interior modelling refers to the process of creating a three-dimensional representation or simulation of the interior spaces of a building or room. This can be done for various purposes, such as architectural design, virtual walkthroughs, home staging.

1. Modelling Elements:
   • Furniture: Model furniture items like sofas, chairs, tables, beds, etc., to populate the interior.
   • Lighting: Create 3D models of light fixtures to accurately represent lighting conditions within the space.
   • Decorative Items: Include decorative elements like vases, paintings, rugs, and other items to enhance realism.
2. Textures and Materials:
   • Apply appropriate textures and materials to surfaces. Consider factors like the type of flooring, wall finishes, and other materials used in the real space.
3. Scale and Proportions:
   • Ensure that the scale and proportions of the 3D models match the real-world dimensions of the interior space. This is crucial for accurate representation.
4. Detailing:
   • Add finer details such as window treatments, molding, and other architectural details that contribute to the overall aesthetics.
5. Lighting Setup:
   • Set up virtual lighting to mimic real-world lighting conditions. This includes the placement of light sources, adjusting intensity, and considering natural and artificial lighting.