Furniture and lightings design
Budget: €5,000 – €10,000 EUR
Hi Guys !
Love the works aroun here !
I am currently working on a nice project which require about 55 models of furniture and about 25 lamps.
We search for a product designer specialist in furniture and lightings.
It is not only making a 3D molel but also developing a product with accurate details.
1 • FURNITURE : About 55 models
Please note that we have 25 banquettes
15 are variations of some already developed for a precedent project. They need to be adapted.
So 10 are totally new.
Then we have 2 bars, 2 back bar display, waiter stations, consoles, cabinet, coffee table...
2 different armchairs...
2 • LIGHTINGS : About 35 models
Please note that 10 have been already designed for a precedent project so we already have drawings or sometime Sketchup file available.
So those ones only need a clean up so they look like everything else.
Other 13 are only variations (Dimensions) of ther previous.
So only 12 are brand new to design from scratch.
We need to receive 3D Models of course, directly in one of the following format (or easily convertible to one of the following):
GSM (Ideal but not mandatory : we can import gsm directly in ArchiCAD and our interior design project is made in ArchiCAD)
C4D object also work perfectly
Sketchup (After a try to check how renders could look like)
3DS works almost perfectly
3DM Rhino seems to work well
IFC seems easy as well
Maybe some other formats after some tests.
We also need to receive DWG 2D view (Top, Front, Side and one section for each) so we can clean in DWG and add our dimensions to prepare some pdf.
Texturing is not needed. Only apply different color on each part of the models so we can apply final textures and run our renders.
I enclose typical documents I am use to produce myself.
I need to delegate now because working on to many projects at the same time.
Could turn in a long time work relationship.
Please note that models couldn't be shared on any market place after completion.
Thanks for reading guys !
Feel free to ask as many questions you could have,
All the best,
David
Love the works aroun here !
I am currently working on a nice project which require about 55 models of furniture and about 25 lamps.
We search for a product designer specialist in furniture and lightings.
It is not only making a 3D molel but also developing a product with accurate details.
1 • FURNITURE : About 55 models
Please note that we have 25 banquettes
15 are variations of some already developed for a precedent project. They need to be adapted.
So 10 are totally new.
Then we have 2 bars, 2 back bar display, waiter stations, consoles, cabinet, coffee table...
2 different armchairs...
2 • LIGHTINGS : About 35 models
Please note that 10 have been already designed for a precedent project so we already have drawings or sometime Sketchup file available.
So those ones only need a clean up so they look like everything else.
Other 13 are only variations (Dimensions) of ther previous.
So only 12 are brand new to design from scratch.
We need to receive 3D Models of course, directly in one of the following format (or easily convertible to one of the following):
GSM (Ideal but not mandatory : we can import gsm directly in ArchiCAD and our interior design project is made in ArchiCAD)
C4D object also work perfectly
Sketchup (After a try to check how renders could look like)
3DS works almost perfectly
3DM Rhino seems to work well
IFC seems easy as well
Maybe some other formats after some tests.
We also need to receive DWG 2D view (Top, Front, Side and one section for each) so we can clean in DWG and add our dimensions to prepare some pdf.
Texturing is not needed. Only apply different color on each part of the models so we can apply final textures and run our renders.
I enclose typical documents I am use to produce myself.
I need to delegate now because working on to many projects at the same time.
Could turn in a long time work relationship.
Please note that models couldn't be shared on any market place after completion.
Thanks for reading guys !
Feel free to ask as many questions you could have,
All the best,
David