1920s Home Office [W.I.P, Portfolio Piece - Image Heavy]

nKobus

Hey everyone!
This is my first post here so go easy on me
A while back i started working on this project, during i had the pleasure of having a mentor (Ryan Benno) that actively helped me shape this project into what it is now.
The idea is to make a 1920s home office set also in that time (so no wear/tear), the style will be a combination of Victorian and Art Deco. 
Currently i've worked hard on getting the base materials, the room itself and the lighting, next up will be filling the room and tweaking lights + post processing.
There is still quite some things to do, but i'll be working on it full time again now so i think it'll go pretty quick.
Hope you enjoy and C&C is always welcome!  

Materials i've been working on:

Scene:

Latest work: A wood base material made in Substance Designer to have more variety:

Fully procedural (colors, shape, roughness, details)

nKobus

Some new screenshots:
I remade the desk to have more uv space
Added the Closet and File Cabinet
Fixed a screenshot issue by switching to MSAA
Tweaked some textures (Column, Doorframe -- Windowframe still needs tweaking)




Next week i will tweak the Closet texture to have more details/wear.

• Add Fireplace + whiskeycabinet, chair and table
• Filling the small room (boxes, suitcases, maybe clothes and a safe)
• Finish the ceiling (Ceilingtexture and beams)

nKobus

And it is done!
Haven't had a proper update in a while so figured i'd post at least the final result
Finished it today. Hope you like it!
 


More pictures: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/96lJo

Gazu

Nice! O.O
Feels a bit to empty, but anyways, nice!

nKobus

Thanks Gazu!
Yeah i definitely agree, unfortunately i had to wrap it up due to timeconstraints so i settled with more of a blend between environment and archviz concerning props

gfelton

I quite like the idea but I felt like you could have pushed this much more. More clutter around the office would have helped to make this feel much less bland, along with maybe a bit more wear to some of your materials (albeit not that much).