Vintage Coffee Shop 3D Concept
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I’m putting together a vintage-and-cozy Melbourne-style coffee shop and need a 3D concept model that lets me visualise the full interior layout before I move on to detailed construction drawings. The exterior façade isn’t required; the emphasis is purely on how the space feels and functions inside.
Priority focus
• Counter and service area – flow behind the bar, display of pastries, placement of the espresso machine and grinder.
• Seating area – mix of communal tables and two-tops, with an intimate, lived-in atmosphere.
• Lighting and décor – warm colour temperature, pendant fixtures, reclaimed timber, and touches like mismatched chairs and vintage wall art that give the space its Melbourne soul.
Deliverable
A fully navigable 3D model (SketchUp, Blender, or any mainstream format I can open in SketchUp or Twinmotion) that captures the look, materials, and lighting mood. Still renders from key viewpoints would be a bonus but aren’t mandatory; what I mainly need is the digital model itself so I can test furniture layouts and circulation.
Acceptance
• Matches the “vintage and cozy” palette and texture style.
• Clearly shows workflow behind the counter and comfortable circulation for customers.
• File opens without missing assets or broken textures.
Once approved, I’ll use this concept to brief my architect and shopfitter, so accuracy in proportions and a believable sense of scale are important even though full construction details are not.
Priority focus
• Counter and service area – flow behind the bar, display of pastries, placement of the espresso machine and grinder.
• Seating area – mix of communal tables and two-tops, with an intimate, lived-in atmosphere.
• Lighting and décor – warm colour temperature, pendant fixtures, reclaimed timber, and touches like mismatched chairs and vintage wall art that give the space its Melbourne soul.
Deliverable
A fully navigable 3D model (SketchUp, Blender, or any mainstream format I can open in SketchUp or Twinmotion) that captures the look, materials, and lighting mood. Still renders from key viewpoints would be a bonus but aren’t mandatory; what I mainly need is the digital model itself so I can test furniture layouts and circulation.
Acceptance
• Matches the “vintage and cozy” palette and texture style.
• Clearly shows workflow behind the counter and comfortable circulation for customers.
• File opens without missing assets or broken textures.
Once approved, I’ll use this concept to brief my architect and shopfitter, so accuracy in proportions and a believable sense of scale are important even though full construction details are not.
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3D Rendering
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