Moved into a new flat last year. Created the layout in Blender to see how to arrange things:
Funny enough I didn't do any proper renders only have some viewport screenshots.
Screenshots:
Photos:
Further upgrades followed.
Apartment 2023
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Apartment 2023 - Minibar
Second sub-project was the mini-bar haha.
Building:
How it turned out:
Sidenote: the breakfast table to the side of the fridge was also a custom built item (the chairs I got from a thrift store). In fact I ordered the tabletop first, the delivery guys damaged it so the company sent me a second tabletop, the damaged one I ended up using as the base plate for the minibar.
Building:
How it turned out:
Sidenote: the breakfast table to the side of the fridge was also a custom built item (the chairs I got from a thrift store). In fact I ordered the tabletop first, the delivery guys damaged it so the company sent me a second tabletop, the damaged one I ended up using as the base plate for the minibar.
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Apartment 2024 - Lamp
This Japanese-inspired lamp I designed to use up some crafting materials in my workshop like a near-endless supply of chopsticks from sushi orders that I built up over the years.
The building process..
First the base plate:
Cutting the chopsticks to the correct size using an improvised cutting rig.
Rounding the supporting rods for aesthetic effect (yes, I had to make the concave sander tool myself).
Drilling holes...
Beginning assembly.
The assembled lamp:
No glue, screws or nails were used, only friction in the assembly of the lamp to stay true to the more classic Japanese woodworking techniques.
This was more of a prototype, I may built another with what I've learned the first time around.
The building process..
First the base plate:
Cutting the chopsticks to the correct size using an improvised cutting rig.
Rounding the supporting rods for aesthetic effect (yes, I had to make the concave sander tool myself).
Drilling holes...
Beginning assembly.
The assembled lamp:
No glue, screws or nails were used, only friction in the assembly of the lamp to stay true to the more classic Japanese woodworking techniques.
This was more of a prototype, I may built another with what I've learned the first time around.
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Re: Apartment 2023
slow clap....well done.
I used trueSpace few yrs ago for aranging furniture too, not as much detailed tho. Later i did it only in 2D. Its so much easier to have the before you move :)
I love the chopsticks lamp... so nice.
I used trueSpace few yrs ago for aranging furniture too, not as much detailed tho. Later i did it only in 2D. Its so much easier to have the before you move :)
I love the chopsticks lamp... so nice.
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Re: Apartment 2023
Thanks guys!
I'm still working on improving the lamp design, may end up selling a few.
I'm still working on improving the lamp design, may end up selling a few.