Cozy Isometric Office | Real-time SketchUp Modeling

Snuggle up with a mug—we’re getting comfy this week on SketchUp Live :hot_beverage:


@TheOnlyAaron creates a relaxing office scene in 3D and uses materials and an isometric camera angle to give it a soft, inviting vibe.

:warning: Beware! This stream may cause an uncontrollable urge to curl up under a warm blanket and unwind.

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2025-03-07T19:00:00Z

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that I can do.

that I can’t. I have an history of flatmates and partners telling me I live in my studio/workshop and not an appartement.
it’s quite ironic that I train so many interior designers, because I have zero taste for that :slight_smile:

:people_hugging:

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The shoemaker’s children go barefoot !

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Thanks Matt, Looking forward to it.

I’ve always known it as “The cobbler’s son never has a decent pair of shoes.” As an architect, I live in an unfinished project in a way, like many other architects I know. For example, there is just a wire hanging out where the front door bell button should be. I tell everyone I’m trying for the No-Bell prize. (Sorry, not my joke - I stole it from Prairie Home Companion)

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I did this quick design :wink:

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Love it

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Learned something new from the live chat, thanks:

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The picture of that office was made in blender.

yes, and soon in sketchup :slight_smile:

looks good ! :slight_smile:

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