Credits & sources.

Furniture and lighting

• Modern Arm Chair 01 by Vibrant Nordic, via Poly Haven. CC0.
• Coffee Table Round 01 by Ulan Cabanilla, via Poly Haven. CC0.
• Studio Small 09 lighting environment by Sergej Majboroda, via Poly Haven. CC0.
• Photo Studio Loft Hall by Sergej Majboroda, via Poly Haven. CC0. Used in earlier lighting studies.
• Sheen Chair by Eric Chadwick / Wayfair (2020), via Khronos glTF Sample Assets. CC0. The source identifies this as a demonstration model, not a real product.

The Bay Room adapts licensed residential architecture in Blender for the Guestview showcase. The published room stills are direct 3D renders. These are portfolio studies, not commissioned client projects.

Poly Haven licence information · Room asset sources · Velvet chair source notes

Room materials, artwork and exterior

Architecture: The White Room by Jay-Artist, used under CC BY 3.0, via Benedikt Bitterli’s Rendering Resources and the Blender scene conversion. Guestview removed the original seating, table, television and pendant, then changed the materials, dressing, product staging, cameras and lighting. The original bay windows, mouldings and fireplace remain. Each render and interactive view contains one selected showcase product.

Poly Haven CC0 sources: Potted Plant 01 by Rico Cilliers; Oak Wood Planks by Dimitrios Savva; Poly Wool Herringbone by colormass and Rico Cilliers; Suburban Garden by Dimitrios Savva and Jarod Guest. The exterior is a photographic HDR environment.

Framed artwork: Claude Monet, Bordighera, 1884, Art Institute of Chicago, Potter Palmer Collection. Public-domain reproduction, with no affiliation or endorsement. Full room source notes.

Viewer and typography

The 3D room uses Three.js 0.185.0, three-gpu-pathtracer 0.0.26 and oidn-web 0.4.0. Software and denoising licences. Plain product views use Google’s model-viewer 4.1.0, distributed with its software licence. Manrope typeface by Mikhail Sharanda is distributed under the SIL Open Font License.

About the visuals

Daylight and evening stills are direct renders of one 3D scene. The interactive version uses progressive path tracing: it calculates bounced light, reflections and soft shadows, then denoises the settled image. A clear real-time preview appears during camera movement; the finished lighting replaces it after a pause. This requires a compatible WebGPU browser and graphics device. It is not pixel-identical to the still renders. Dragging moves the camera around the furniture and surroundings together. Plain keeps the original product viewer, and the velvet finish selector demonstrates two material variants. The portfolio shows presentation using licensed sample models, not the reconstruction of a retailer’s product from a few photos.

These samples do not demonstrate the reconstruction of an unknown product from a few photographs. Client product accuracy depends on the reference material and scope agreed for each project.