How to Make Simple Realistic Interior in Blender

This is a tutorial I made on how to make a simple realistic interior in Blender. Hope you enjoy it and don't forget to subscribe!

00:00 - Intro
00:05 - 1. Model The Room
07:25 - 2. Light The Scene
09:27 - 3. Add Materials To The Room
11:03 - 4. Fill The Room With Stuff
15:13 - 5. Finishing Touching

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[perfecttiming]

First delete the cube, then add a new cube.

[willhendersondigital]

This video is a bit old by now, but to those who are still finding this video for the first time: Please remember to make your renders true-to-scale, in this case specifically with the size of the room in the video. It's important to do this because if an object is significantly larger or smaller than intended, there can be inconsistencies in the final render because the way the camera interacts with light and depth of field will make the render look odd, although you may not be able to tell exactly why it looks weird. Good luck! 😁

[cristinaioana]

Lovely 3D scene and even lovelier the lighting, so simple yet so effective!

[TheAnimeist]

Love the way you detail your work flow. And nice looking render.

[briceantoine]

Maybe the best teacher inthe whole Youtube game, so much details, patience a quality in this work! Kuddos!

[amberbradley]

Clearest tutorial I've found so far. Thank you so much for this, you've helped me out a lot - Brilliant work!

[shnfh]

Quick and easy tutorial, I love this!!! I’m a designer who’s currently transitioning into blender, my medium was 3ds max and sketchup and this one is perfect for my software transition 👏

[juniornxumalo]

Lesson learnt from this video: learn how to create glass texture so that I wont have to just hide the glass geometry to mimic transparency.
Great tutorial !!

[epicadventure]

Keep on doing more of them, Thank you, mate

[kulmeetsinghgujral]

Very helpful !! Dont stop the great work bro!

[Nobody_special]

You deserve more subs man I’m working through the tutorial and you made it so clear what I needed to do. Unlike other tutorials which make massive skips without showing what to do

[LuisEduardoSampaio]

Awesome tutorial! Would be nice seeing one teaching how to import a model in other formats (fbx., obj.) and how to apply the texture map and correctly use the shader nodes

[kalpanadas]

If you are trying to get the texture coordinates and mapping node by shortcut you need to go to edit then preferences then add on search node Wangler then enable it to use the shortcut Ctrl + T

[zarkovanastya]

I created beatiful render. Thanks for good lesson!

[harshbisht]

great man, pls make more tutorials.. thank you

[omoshalewa]

Hi. I love the way you teach. Detailed, steady pace and easy to understand. Well done !!!!.
If it's not asking too much, could you create a video on virtual staging? Struggling to understand plugging images into material nodes and projecting images on geometry. Cheers.!!!!

[Ulexcool]

"Simple" is and understatement.

[camilachoir]

Love the Video! thanks for creating it I am absolutely new to Blender and Archive. Can I ask you why I am not able to make the loop cut on the walls and ceiling? :( I am only to do that on the floor face.
Much blessings on your way

[bombitalpm]

Could you make a tutorial on how to add the glass texture and the furniture?

[khatmandont]

I don't want to say "I can't believe it's that easy, " so instead I'll say "I can't believe I let myself think it was so difficult." Blender is really intimidating, but you've taken away a lot of the mystery and made me feel like I'm ready to graduate from donuts to architectural digest