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Where Christmas Smells Like Coffee
PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2016 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
163 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal, Fabric
Formfactor:
Published 30 December 2025
3ds Max + VRay 5/1
FBX export formats
3DS MAX VERSION: 2016
Units: millimeters

This project explores a Christmas café entrance designed as an immersive experience rather than simple decoration.
The concept is built on the contrast between the warm, human-centered interior and the cold winter exterior, using storytelling instead of symmetry or excessive ornamentation.
A central design element is a handmade Christmas tree made entirely of coffee cups, symbolically connecting the spirit of Christmas with the everyday identity of a café.
Lighting plays a key role, with intentional imperfections to create a natural, atmospheric feel.
Two color palettes are explored: one silver and minimal, emphasizing elegance and winter calm, and another deep green and traditional, reinforcing warmth, nostalgia, and classic Christmas imagery
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Where Christmas Smells Like Coffee

PRO
$7
Royalty free
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Platform:3dsMax 2016 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
163 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal, Fabric
Formfactor:
Published 30 December 2025
3ds Max + VRay 5/1
FBX export formats
3DS MAX VERSION: 2016
Units: millimeters

This project explores a Christmas café entrance designed as an immersive experience rather than simple decoration.
The concept is built on the contrast between the warm, human-centered interior and the cold winter exterior, using storytelling instead of symmetry or excessive ornamentation.
A central design element is a handmade Christmas tree made entirely of coffee cups, symbolically connecting the spirit of Christmas with the everyday identity of a café.
Lighting plays a key role, with intentional imperfections to create a natural, atmospheric feel.
Two color palettes are explored: one silver and minimal, emphasizing elegance and winter calm, and another deep green and traditional, reinforcing warmth, nostalgia, and classic Christmas imagery