Lighting formulas
Exact parameters for north light, low winter sun, evening lamplight and the overcast day that flatters every material.
The exact formulas and spatial parameters we use to achieve honest materials, depth, and believable architectural proportions in modern renderings. Yours free.
Exact parameters for north light, low winter sun, evening lamplight and the overcast day that flatters every material.
How to describe oak, unlacquered brass, limewash and bouclé so they read as themselves and not as plastic.
The ratios that make a room feel considered, and the ones that quietly make it feel wrong.
Complete parameter sets for a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, hallway, study and living room.
Cool indirect daylight at a low angle, soft shadow falloff, slight blue cast in the shadows and warm bounce from the floor. Keep contrast gentle. This is the light that makes matte plaster look expensive.
Warm reflective metal with a soft patina, fingerprints left visible, catching light along the edge rather than across the face.
In the full masterlistWarm reflective metal with a soft patina, fingerprints left visible, catching light along the edge rather than across the face.
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