More from the Humlebæk, Denmark project 🏡 This time: minimalist interiors

More from the Humlebæk, Denmark project 🏡 This time: minimalist interiors - kitchen, living/dini...More from the Humlebæk, Denmark project 🏡 This time: minimalist interiors - kitchen, living/dini...

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Kate Maricheva

• 17h

More from the Humlebæk, Denmark project 🏡 This time: minimalist interiors - kitchen, living/dining, bathroom, and bedrooms, all rendered in a warm Scandinavian style before construction began.

#3DVisualization #InteriorDesign #ArchViz #ScandinavianDesign #CoronaRenderer

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Adobe Photoshop Autodesk 3ds Max Chaos Corona

Scandinavian Interior Visualizations for New Home

• Aug 24

Healthcare & Wellness Coaching Website Design. 👇

A modern, clean, and user-focused website design for a wellness coaching brand, featuring healthcare services, wellness programs, appointment booking, client testimonials, expert coaches, latest insights, and a strong orange-and-white visual identity.

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Figma UI Design UX Design

Sahil Dobariya

pro

• Aug 25

Well done !

Marta Wasilewska

• Aug 24

ketchup has looked the same for decades. POMORA was designed to make the category look again.

brand identity and packaging system for a contemporary ketchup brand, built on one conviction: a classic product with genuine quality deserves a visual language that shows it before the bottle is even opened.

bold red palette. organic tomato-inspired forms. packaging designed to stop someone on a shelf full of familiar bottles.

the tomato deserved better packaging. finally.

Completed work

colorgrade Product Design Brand Design 3D Modeling Adobe After Effects Adobe Photoshop Blender

Mark Barliet

pro

• Aug 24

The organic tomato-inspired forms against a shelf of straight-sided bottles is the real move — it doesn't just look "premium," it breaks the silhouette pattern shoppers scan past on autopilot. Standing out on-shelf is a shape problem before it's a color one.