It is a fantastic. There is a difference in durability between commercial & [COLOR="black"]home furniture[/COLOR]. And you will notice a difference in price, too, although it's justified. The fabrics are more durable, also. And don't think commercial has to mean institutional or waiting room......think elegant hotel lobby.
i understand the LWF issues you're having... your render is clean, some colors i find strange and the materials are weak, you have burnt areas, the first curtain has no light shining thru? if u did it for the sake of this view it looks a bit strange. the design of the place gives you enough geometry to make a more interesting lighting solution, btw i think you did well, and you can do better, but LWF washed out your lighting. the result is what matters the most, if you didn't master LWF yet and you are having light-contrast issues, you can use other WF
hey Thanasis
You are right about the wood.. man that wood gave me so much trouble. Darn LWF makes it real hard to show real dark materials. Anyways, I will tweak that and the chrome lamp further... u r right.
Hey Jonathan! The image in my opinion needs more reflections and highlighting on the woods, more shadows because it seems a little flat and definately reduce the reflections for the inox materials....That's from a quick view and I think it will be ok because you have a good base!
Looks good. Is this not the same hotel though?