Interior Design, Architecture & Photorealistic 3D Visualization

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A LUO

• Oct 14

🏡 ❤️ Interior Design | Architecture | 3D Visualization❤️🏡

Transforming ideas into beautiful, functional, and realistic spaces.

As an Interior Designer and 3D Visualizer, I specialize in creating elegant, modern, and personalized interiors that combine aesthetics, functionality, and attention to detail.

From space planning and material selection to lighting design, furniture layouts, and photorealistic 3D rendering, I bring design concepts to life with creativity and precision.

🏡 My Services: • Interior Design & Space Planning • Residential & Commercial Interiors • Furniture Layout & Material Selection • Lighting Design • 3D Modeling & Photorealistic Rendering • Architectural Visualization

📩 Open to freelance projects and collaborations worldwide.

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Karan | Brands & Products

• Oct 10

Another set of mockups for Bakedwell

Digital illustration Logo Design Adobe Photoshop Figma Adobe Illustrator Brand Design foodpackaging

Aditya Pandey

pro

• Oct 10

Forest green and mustard with the two bakers in flat illustration is a warm, confident pairing, and the cards read clearly. Contrarian take: the illustrated pair is the strongest asset here, stronger than the wordmark. If I owned BakedWell, I would put those two on the bag and the window and let the logo go smaller.

Danar Bagus

pro

• Oct 10

Recent work on MAE - Visual identity

Logo Design Brand Design Visual Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

Artur Mikhov

pro

• Oct 10

The motion blur on the figures gives the orange-to-blue gradient a reason to be there, and the small star mark stays readable on both the cheek and the shirt. Did the star come first as a standalone mark, or did it grow out of the photography direction?