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work in progress, another bathroom with Kohler fixtures.
View out the window needs work.

JMO but I do not think I have ever see a window directly above a toiler before. I have see then a little offset but never directly above. And, I agree that what is seen through the window could use some adjustment of some kind.

Ugh, I wish I could try doing some renders myself. Maybe one of these days.

updated lighting/exposure/background

It's a strange place for that large of a window.

Interesting and the placement of the window in a bathroom can be problematic. For those who are older like myself, the library often has magazines and crossword bookzines.

You would be surprised at how difficult these pastimes can be when light is poor so a window right behind the writing stool might be useful..

No bathroom has yet contained a chilled paper storage device, sadly.

other view
repeating pattern in blue tile wall texture was masked using the Template>Flooring>Tile, setting to "Random"

Very useful method for the sleevie.

Does the WC pan require a cistern to be fitted behind it?
The wallpaper deserves a tutorial if you have time to prepare it.

JGA wrote: ↑Fri Oct 07, 2022 1:35 pm Does the WC pan require a cistern to be fitted behind it?
The wallpaper deserves a tutorial if you have time to prepare it.

I did not design the bathroom, so I can't answer specifics how it would be done. The image was created for a client.

Wallpaper? You mean the blue tile?

It uses the attached textures, but obviously the repeating pattern is overpowering (see first few images posted above).

But if you use Twilight Render Material Editor, select the tile, choose
Template>Flooring>Tile, setting to "Random"

I actually didn't like the way the wall turned out in the last image as the tiles for some reason appear at the wrong scale. I have updated the material to appear the way I want it and I'm posting the settings here for you to try for yourself.

The bathroom scene will be provided for Pro users.

How to use flooring > tile procedural planks to fix a repetitive texture image.