This is a fully textured interior scene with natural light setups, ready to render with Cinema 4D and Corona. The scene is inspired by the Kroken easy chair designed by Christer Blomquist.

Kroken interior scene is now updated for Cinema 4D 2024 and Corona 11, including Physical materials (no more Legacy materials), renewed light setup with Corona Sky and Corona Sun setup for a more natural result, new VFB setup for a better look (the renders need no more post production with Photoshop), a bunch of new props (teapot, soap dispenser, ceramic houses), a few improvements to the 3d model (walls and windows) and texture projections, a brand new rug with a new, better material, new fabric texture for the chaise longue, an easier file structure (groups and names).

This scene includes 86 materials, 55 textures (texture folder: 133 MB), light setups, camera settings, VFB settings (tone mapping, bloom&glare, sharpening/blurring), render settings, and it’s ready to render with Cinema 4D and Corona. The 100% of what you see in the rendering is created from scratch. The render needs no post-production.

What's new in this version?

Major updates

• New light setup (Corona Sky and Corona Sun) for a more natural result
• All materials are now Physical materials (no more Legacy materials)
• New Corona VFB settings (tone mapping) for a better look
• New high quality handmade textures for rug and chaise longue fabric
• The renders need no more post production with Photoshop

Minor updates

• A few improvements to all 3d models included in the scene
• A few improvements to material settings and texture projections 
• Faster render times
• New props included (teapot, soap dispenser, ceramic houses)

This product includes

• C4D project file (133 MB, 1.886.003 polygons, 1.892.892 points)
• Render settings and VFB settings
• 86 Physical materials (node editable)
• 55 high quality textures (texture folder: 133 MB)

The 100% of what you see in the rendering is created from scratch.

All my Cinema 4D and Corona scenes are hand made polygon by polygon and include light setup, materials, textures, camera settings, final PSD with adjustment layers (if needed), furniture and props with a high level of detail. You can use them to improve your visualizations or learn from the files, moving inside the project, observing how light was created and handled, how materials are developed, and the values that fill every single option.

ENJOY IT!