3D Room Rendering Ideas:

The ideas I generated are examples and not the exact colors or designs you should use. However, you must observe the color combination scheme and the furniture setup. I will discuss two main design styles – classic and modern – for the rooms and take the reading room as an example.

Classic Styles for 3D Room Rendering

Here are three design styles I am going to explain for each classic and modern approach.

Classic Design Example 1: Use two light colors around the other walls and a mild contrast like sage green as a focus color on one wall, where a classical design will be placed. You can use sage green on the soft seating to maintain continuity. Use light wood flooring to get a natural classic vibe in your room. Along with the sage green, a mild golden element, including the decorative panel, creates a unique emphasis on the room. The computer table is designed to blend with the window wall, making the natural and artificial light reflect brighter.

Classic Design Example 2: In this example, four colors and their shades are used in a controlled manner. The light shade of burn red emphasizes the reading area. The table is white to create a visual buffer with the chairs that match the wall. A nice classical graphic is installed on that wall. The carpet with a classical design blends with the composition.

Classic Design Example 3: In this example, four colors are used in a controlled manner, but two walls emphasize the space. The classical design wall dominates the space, and the wall with photo frames supports it well. The furniture used here is classical rather than modern.

Modern Styles for 3D Room Rendering

Modern Design Example 1: In this example, decorative elements are minimized, and a maximum of three colors are used. Two walls are painted with sage green and another wall with a mild version of it. The focus wall is designed with a bookshelf, and diffused light is projected on it. A wall-mounted reading desk supports the modern style, and the seating is in a modern globular form. The carpet has a leaf print combining the three colors. The ceiling fan’s color contrasts nicely with the white ceiling.

Modern Design Example 2: The focus wall includes a nice composition of elements, including a color bookshelf and the window. The left part of the window wall is light yellow, and the bookshelf has a modern composition. The left wall has a decorative frame that complements the interior. A nice composition of a reading table and computer table is arranged at the right wall. The floor and the carpet complement and blend with the design.

Modern Design Example 3: In this design example, there is only one wall that holds the entire composition of the room. This wall composition dominates the interior space and emphasizes the space. The floor and carpet have eye-soothing textures to give a mild, peaceful vibe.

What do these examples illustrate?

These examples illustrate that you have six options for your room to choose from, and they are fully furnished realistic images. You can also change any of the elements virtually before actually building it. This process is possible because we have high-quality 3D rendering software to visualize such realistic things.

There are a lot of 3D rendering software options, but a few are widely used by architects and interior designers. V-Ray for SketchUp or 3D Max is a fantastic render engine to demonstrate your 3D room rendering realistically.

Another 3D room rendering software used is Lumion. It is widely used to create 3D realistic animations and exterior still renders. Other software includes Unreal Engine, Maya, etc. Recently, you can use AI-generated 3D room rendering, but with this, you may not have your actual room sizes.

Learn more about Architectural Characteristics of a House to render your room!