Digital Artist Creates Spaces We’d Love to Rest In

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Jovana A
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Aren’t the places in the pictures below just perfect for when you need to plug off and get a well-deserved rest? Unfortunately, they are not real. They are the product of digital artist Carlos Neda and together make a project called Places to Rest.

As you can see, the artist uses surfaces and textures to create rooms with a calm and cozy vibe. If they were the photos of the real places, how fast would you book a room for yourself?

One thing is sure, we now know where to look the next time we need some interior design inspiration. Each of Neda’s renderings is a true piece of art. From retro furniture to pastel walls, it all perfectly blends into a dreamy and the bit surreal scenery.

Scroll down to see the renderings and follow the artist on Instagram for more.

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The Hans Arp room. Lately I’ve been busy with a lot of work of so many good things you’ll see soon🤗. Right now I’ll leave you with this minimal space inspired by Jean Arp’s sculptures. – – – I also wanted to add that my workflow has changed, before this piece for all my art I used a laptop with a low power to make renders, usually I used to wait 4 or 8 hours literally just for a 3k render 😢 but luckily @hexeract contact me to give me a gift of two beautiful RTX which I use to make this render as a test, honestly I felt in love instantly with the power of these graphic cards this render took me just 10 minutes. Well… we’ll see what sort of good things will come out in the future with these @nvidia GPU’s 😎 – – – – – – #nvidiacreators #rtx @nvidia @nvidiacreators #art #arty #interiordesign #interiordesigner #design #archilovers #interior #homedecor #home #decor #architecture #designboom #light #sofa #framemagazine #wallpapermag #highsnobiety #hypebeast #sayhito #huskdesignblog #mrbuckley

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