Thermostatic control valve

[DriesV]

Another quickie.

Just trying out white plastic whith 'bloomy' highlights in a studio environment...
The product is a complete thermostatic control valve set.

greetings,
Dries

[DriesV]

A rerender using the wonderful milky plastic of PhilippeV8. 

This images gives a suggestive hint of the parts behind the covering.

greetings,
Dries

[DriesV]

WIP

This is what a chrome version looks like on a radiator.

greetings,
Dries

[DriesV]

I've made a couple of shots with this radiator on retro style wallpapers.

Dries

[PhilippeV8]

My choise would be: green wall from first shot with slightly darker or lighter green radiator and with the floor texture from your last few shots.  The floor looks way better !

[DriesV]

Here ya go! 

[PhilippeV8]

I like it !

Only thing I'm wondering now is the altering of the seams of the tiles on the floor with the seams of the tiles against the wall (what do you call "plinten"  ) ... try ligning them up .. then maybe make the tile-size bigger, so you only have 2 vertical seams.

OMG, if you don't want to or dissagree, that's OK, right !    I'm just tellin' what I would do   

[DriesV]

YES MASTER  ...

No, I'm just going to ignore that last command! 

Anyway, somebody out there who knows a great resource with models of bathroom cabinets, showers, sinks...and other homely stuff?
These models would allow to create different moods for our products very effectively. Even by simply aligning them to a straight wall, like in the examples above.

I checked grabcad for this, but they don't seem to have an extensive 'home decorating' library.

greetings,
Dries

[guest84672]

Excellent work. Did you check http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/ for "homely stuff"?