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4x4 grid of identical 3D object renders showing the same furniture piece with 16 different material applications. Each cell displays the exact same object geometry with a unique surface texture applied. Object: Curved sculptural seating form with rounded back, cushioned seat, and four angled legs. Organic mid-century modern silhouette with smooth flowing lines, gently sloped armrests, and comfortable proportions. Single unified form without separate cushions or pillows. Camera specifications: Fixed 3/4 front angle view, warm showroom lighting from upper-left at 45°, soft ambient fill light, identical framing across all 16 cells, subtle floor shadow beneath object, clean neutral gradient background. Object geometry (identical in all cells): * Same exact 3D model in every cell * Same camera angle and distance * Same lighting setup * Only the surface material changes between cells 16 unique material applications (one per cell, left to right, top to bottom): Row 1 - Soft Luxury: * Cell 1: Midnight blue velvet - deep navy plush pile absorbing light across curved surfaces * Cell 2: Cognac full-grain leather - warm caramel with natural grain wrapping around form * Cell 3: Cream bouclé - chunky looped wool texture following organic contours * Cell 4: Blush pink silk - luminous soft draping appearance with subtle sheen on curves Row 2 - Natural Elements: * Cell 5: Live-edge walnut wood - rich brown grain flowing across entire solid form * Cell 6: White Carrara marble - bright polished stone with gray veins (sculptural interpretation) * Cell 7: Natural rattan weave - honey tan woven cane pattern covering all surfaces * Cell 8: Olive green shagreen - textured bumpy stingray pattern on elegant form Row 3 - Metals & Industrial: * Cell 9: Brushed brass - warm golden metal with soft directional scratches * Cell 10: Matte black steel - powder-coated charcoal covering entire form * Cell 11: Polished chrome - mirror-like silver reflecting environment * Cell 12: Antique bronze - deep brown with green patina weathering Row 4 - Statement Finishes: * Cell 13: Emerald green lacquer - jewel tone high-gloss reflective surface * Cell 14: Smoked glass - dark translucent gray showing form as sculptural object * Cell 15: Camel herringbone wool - warm tan zigzag woven textile on all surfaces * Cell 16: Mother of pearl - iridescent shell mosaic with rainbow shimmer across curves Material application rules: * Each material wraps entirely around the object * Texture scale appropriate for furniture size * Material responds correctly to object curvature * Lighting reveals unique surface properties of each material * Realistic rendering quality showing how material would actually appear Technical requirements: * Identical object silhouette in all 16 cells * Zero variation in geometry, camera, or lighting * Only surface material differs between cells * Clean grid layout with thin borders * Professional product visualization quality * Each cell could serve as standalone product render Purpose: Material exploration for furniture design, showing clients how the same form transforms with different surface treatments. Demonstrates versatility of single design across fabric, leather, wood, metal, stone, and decorative finishes. Output: 4x4 seamless grid comparing 16 material options on identical object. Presentation-ready format for design review, client selection, or 3D visualization portfolio.
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A 4x4 grid composed of 16 different material renderings, showcasing the same geometry of a single furniture piece. Each cell applies a different surface texture. Object: Curved sculptural armchair, with a rounded backrest, upholstered seat, and four splayed legs. Organic mid-century modern silhouette, fluid lines, slightly angled armrests, comfortable proportions. Monobloc design, no separate cushions or pillows. Camera Specs: Fixed 3/4 front angle view, warm gallery lighting from a 45° angle top-left, soft ambient fill, identical framing for all 16 cells, subtle floor shadow beneath object, clean neutral gradient background. Object Geometry (identical for all cells): The exact same 3D model is used in each cell. * Identical shot angle and distance * Identical lighting setup Only the surface material changes between cells. * Only the surface material changes between cells. 16 Unique Material Applications (one per cell, left to right, top to bottom): Row 1 - Light Luxury: * Cell 1: Midnight Blue Velvet - Deep navy long-pile fabric that absorbs light on curves * Cell 2: Cognac Full-Grain Leather - Warm caramel tone with natural grain wrapping the form * Cell 3: Creamy Bouclé - Chunky looped wool texture hugging organic contours * Cell 4: Blush Pink Silk - Soft lustrous drape with subtle sheen on curves Row 2 - Natural Elements: * Cell 5: Raw Walnut Wood - Rich brown grain running through solid wood frame * Cell 6: White Carrara Marble - Glossy veined stone with grey streaks (sculptural interpretation) * Cell 7: Natural Rattan Weave - Honey-brown cane woven pattern covering all surfaces * Cell 8: Olive Green Shagreen - Textured ray skin pattern with a rough elegance on sculpted form Row 3 - Metals & Industrial: * Cell 9: Brushed Brass - Warm golden metal with soft directional scratches * Cell 10: Matte Black Steel - Powder-coated charcoal black finish * Cell 11: Polished Chrome - Mirror-like silver reflecting the environment * Cell 12: Patinated Bronze - Dark brown with green weathered accents Row 4 - Statement Finishes: * Cell 13: Emerald Green Lacquer - Jewel-toned high-gloss reflective surface * Cell 14: Smoked Glass - Dark grey translucent, revealing the sculptural form * Cell 15: Camel Herringbone Wool - Warm tan zigzag fabric texture on all surfaces * Cell 16: Mother of Pearl - Iridescent shell mosaic with rainbow shimmer on curves Material Application Rules: Each material fully wraps the object. * Texture scale is appropriate for furniture size * Material responds correctly to object curvature Lighting showcases each material's unique surface properties. * Photorealistic rendering quality showing true material appearance Technical Requirements: * Identical object silhouette across all 16 cells * Zero variation in geometry, camera, or lighting * Only surface material differs between cells. * Clean grid layout with thin borders * Professional product visualization quality Each cell can serve as a standalone product render. Purpose: Explore material application in furniture design, showing clients how the same form can take on different characters through varied surfacing. Demonstrate the versatility of a single design across fabrics, leathers, woods, metals, stone, and decorative finishes. Output: A seamless 4x4 grid contrasting 16 material options on the same object. Format ready for presentation, suitable for design reviews, client selection, or 3D visualization portfolios.
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