The soft bevels and controlled shadowing give the mark a convincing physical presence without muddying the silhouette. The coral-on-indigo palette also makes the icon pop beautifully.
That coral against the deep indigo does a lot of work, makes the mark feel like it's floating rather than sitting flat. Was this just you practicing lighting and materials, or was there a rebrand pitch behind it?
This one was fun - a transitional kitchen with a waterfall island, brass hood, and full stone backsplash. The brief was simple but the pressure wasn't: the client needed to fall in love with a space that didn't exist yet.
That's the real job in architectural visualization. Not "make it pretty" - make it believable enough that nobody hesitates before construction starts.
Full case study is in my portfolio. Which angle sells the space best to you - the wide island shot or the tighter cooking-wall view?