Brian Cassil

So, are you (or people that work with you) modeling these things yourself or are you creating a concise collection of available models that already exist? If the latter then there are some dubious legal issues you would have to deal with. If the former that this would be something that so many people have tried before but I don't think anyone has gotten quite right yet. I have encountered several problems with other sites like this. One is that the models are not organized in a way that is easy for someone to find what they are looking for in terms of style. They are usually organized by type only which makes it very difficult when I'm looking for a traditional armchair and I have to weed through countless modern chairs. The other problem is there always seems to be way too many models of really wacky crazy cooky (the best I can use to describe the things I have seen) models and not nearly enough simple commonly used content. Also, quality is many times lacking. Usually not enough detail. It would sure be nice to have something that actually worked for furniture so good luck.

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