From the courtyard
The deck needs the approach: the door, the plaster, the table beyond.
Quiet rooms you can keep refining.
Describe the light, the plaster, and the furniture once. Ellie can widen the view or move in on a material without starting the room over.
From the room to the views.
Add it, choose the scene, and keep what works.
Step 01
Describe the room
Put the plaster, the oak, and the light in once.
Step 02
Move the camera
Ask for the courtyard, the evening, or the bench.
Step 03
Keep the options
File the views before the presentation.
Three views for the same meeting.
Alder House is a fictional courtyard room: limewashed plaster, pale oak, and morning light. These views were made for this page.
The evening option
You want to show the same room after the sun, with one lamp on the table.
A bench in the room
The client wants to see a seating option without starting the space over.
The room
Table, window, and the courtyard beyond.
The sill
Plaster and oak, in the same morning light.
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