How does this look? Lightworks Rendering Engine, no addons

[Anonymous]

I'm wondering how everyone likes this. Any helpful criticism?

Thanks.

[Arcadia]

Pretty good job I think but I find it hard to like it simply because of the colour choices. That chocolate brown doesn't do anything for me

[Rakela Raul]

backsplash too short maybe...too dark for being
a food / handl'g / working environmnt...love dark wd

[Anonymous]

I have no design criticisms, but it seems the sides of the island could use a little more light so the center of the rendering would have a little more life.
The red door to the right side detracts a bit also.

A question though. The ceiling seems very high and the upper cabinets are very tall. The bottom of the upper cabs seem very high above the countertop, or the refrigerator seems short. In any event, the overall proportions are different enough that it is a little hard to get a good feeling for the space.

Is your eye level set high?

[Anonymous]

Don wrote:
I have no design criticisms, but it seems the sides of the island could use a little more light so the center of the rendering would have a little more life.
The red door to the right side detracts a bit also.

A question though. The ceiling seems very high and the upper cabinets are very tall. The bottom of the upper cabs seem very high above the countertop, or the refrigerator seems short. In any event, the overall proportions are different enough that it is a little hard to get a good feeling for the space.

Is your eye level set high?

Thanks for the help guys.

This is only my second project in Archicad so I'm still getting used to things.

No I did not set any eye level, that would be a good idea.

Heres the other picture from the kitchen by the way:




Ok, this is project number 3, how do you like this? (lighting and such)

[Anonymous]

try to decrease the energy of outdoor spotlight to eleminate some of the overburn effect on walls

[Anonymous]

syber wrote:
try to decrease the energy of outdoor spotlight to eleminate some of the overburn effect on walls

Thanks.

Hows this?