Thanks to advanced visualization software even the most unusual and perhaps even extreme design ideas can be developed and implemented. The work presented here shows how 3D visual artist and interior design enthusiast Eduard Caliman uses depth, perspective and luxury furniture to create sumptuous rooms. His collaborations and consultations result in remarkable, open and highly luxurious spaces.
Home furnishings with unique pieces of design.
This living room is spacious with the character of a loft apartment. There is a seating area with a sofa and coffee table in shades of natural stone and a minimalist kitchen behind. Kitchens without visible handles and in high gloss are very fashionable at the moment. The dazzling chandeliers, plush carpets and comfortable furniture contradict yet work together in stylish harmony.
Design ideas – shown by Eduard Caliman
In the project Eduard Caliman creates a 3D effect using pastel colors that dominate without being too flashy. The sophisticated furnishings feature not only comfortable classics, including pieces by famous furniture manufacturers like Antonio Citterio (for B & B Italy) who crated the feather mirror but also Gretel and Ipe Cavalli. The visionary interior is set off by ceiling lamps and lighting by Giovanni Sforza and the Home Luxury Collection. At his lab in Leeds, UK, the young architecture and design enthusiastic Eduard Caliman is using 3D techniques to model and develop futuristic and chic interiors.
Generated by photo-realistic computer software.
A highlight of furniture for the modern home are crystal chandeliers and lampshades. Wooden chairs with backrests add a retro touch to the interior. Contrasting colors are used to full effect.
Light, exquisite residence – moldings and crystal chandeliers.
Impact of glossy, white storage without visible handles in the kitchen.
Feathery mirror by Ipe Cavalli.
Kitchen and dining area.
3D visualization.
A highlight is the mirror wall
3D visualization – room lighting.
Peter Dark
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Taus Kishiev
Anna Lohan
Ryan Scorfield
