00:01In today's video, we'll start with modeling the bedroom, then lighting, adding materials, and finally, how to make the scene look better

00:08I tried to make this tutorial beginner-friendly, but I'll be using some keyboard shortcuts throughout the video, so if you aren't comfortable with that, you can watch the 10-minute Blender guide video first

00:18Also, if you are an intermediate Blender user, you can set the playback speed a bit higher from the bottom right corner

00:24I hope everyone who will follow this tutorial gets something out of it

00:28Anyway, without further delay, let's get started

00:37Take the cursor to this region

00:45Then use the left mouse button to orbit the view like this, use the hand icon for panning the scene left, right, up, or down, and use the magnifying glass icon for zooming in or out

00:54We will start with a completely empty scene, so select everything in the viewport with A, then press X to bring up the delete menu, and select delete to delete them

01:02First, we will add a mesh plane in our scene, so press Shift plus A and select plane under mesh

01:07Now head over to modifier properties and add a solidify modifier, increase the thickness, also add a bevel modifier to remove the sharpness, lower down its amount value for the flooring

01:23I'll create some wooden planks, but instead of adding a new mesh object for it, let's duplicate the previous plane added

01:30Press Shift+D to duplicate, and right-click to cancel the movement

01:34Enter edit mode with Tab, then make sure everything is selected by pressing A, and scale it down with S and X to restrict the scaling on the X-axis

01:42Exit edit mode and move this up with G and Z, lower down the thickness, and adjust the beveling as well

01:50Press G and X to move it on the X-axis

01:58Now we need some more planks, but instead of duplicating it several times, we can add an array modifier, so select array modifier and then increase the count

02:07Value also increase the factor value to create a gap between them

02:12Now we need to create the wool, so press Shift+A and add a cube

02:18Enter its edit mode with Tab and enter face selection mode by pressing three

02:22Select all the faces except the last two

02:25You can select multiple faces by holding the Shift key

02:28Press X and delete faces

02:32Now select all with A and move it up

02:34Then in object mode, add a solidify modifier and give it some thickness, and if you see the model from the top view, you can tell it's not even, so mark the even thickness option here

02:51Just plain wall looks a bit boring to look at, so let's add baseboard to it

02:53But to work with this model in edit mode, we will need to apply the modifier first, so apply the modifier, and in edit mode, add a loop cut in the middle with Ctrl+R, and right-click to cancel the movement, then bevel it with Ctrl+B

03:08With that done, enter face selection with three, then Alt+left click on the face to select the face loop, press Alt+E, and select extrude faces along normals, then add a bevel modifier to it as well

03:25Currently, the walls look very empty, so let's put some photo frames on it

03:27Select its side face and duplicate it with Shift+D, right-click to cancel the movement, then press P and select selection to

03:36Separate it, select the new mesh in object mode, and enter its edit mode

03:41Scale it down, then press E to extrude, and then I to inset

03:46Extrude again, enter X-ray view with Alt+Z, this will let you select vertices at the back as well

03:55Select all with A, and maybe adjust its position with G

03:57Duplicate and select the bottom vertices, then move those up

04:04Duplicate once again, exit X-ray view, and adjust the bevel amount

04:09Now let's add a shelf on the other wall, duplicate the side face, then scale it down, adjust the position, extrude, and with cursor on top of any selected part, press L to select a mesh, then press P and separate it

04:18Now, let's create the bed

04:27We will start with the bed foundation, so add a plane, move it up, and scale it down

04:36Inside edit mode, then extrude it down, add a bevel modifier to it, and increase the amount and number of segments

04:50Then, to create a footboard, simply duplicate it and place it above, then in edit mode, scale it down in the y-axis and move it in the y-axis as well

05:00In the front view, enter x-ray and then add some loop cuts, select the middle vertices, press O to turn on the proportional tool, and then use the mouse wheel to adjust the influence

05:11Disable the tool, then select the bottom vertices and press S, Z, and 0 to straighten them

05:17out, and then move them down, select the top vertices, duplicate them, and then extrude them up

05:26Now, right click and select shade smooth, also adjust the bevel, then instead of duplicating it to the other side, add a mirror modifier to it

05:38Here, change the axis to Y

05:41Now let's create the legs, so in top view, set the cursor near the back corner and add a plane, scale it down in edit mode, and then extrude it up on the Z axis

05:49Add a bevel modifier to it, then add two loop cuts in edit mode, box select the vertices with X-ray enabled, so vertices at the back also get selected, and then move it to the right to get a smoother curve

05:59I'll left

06:09Click on it to select the edge loop, and then Ctrl+B to bevel them

06:19Now select the top face, extrude, and then scale it down

06:23Press Shift+S for the snap pie menu and select "Cursor to Selected." Then add a UV sphere, scale it down, and maybe move it up on the Z-axis

06:30Shade it smooth again

06:38Now add a mirror modifier to it, set the mirror object as the plane, and mirror it on the Y-axis as well

06:45Now duplicate this plane to create the mattress and move it up, scale it down, and then apply the scale with Ctrl+A

06:53Then, to create the blanket, enter its edit mode, select the top face and the side faces, duplicate using Shift+D, and then scale it down

07:01Press P and select selection to separate it, then press Alt+C and extrude it along the normals

07:11Now, to create the pillow, simply duplicate the mattress and then scale that down to create a pillow shape geometry

07:19After applying the scale, enter edit mode, then add some loop cuts and press S to scale them

07:27Now let's add a table near the bed, so place the cursor over here and add a plane, extrude it up, and then maybe scale it down on the X and Y axis

07:38Duplicate the top face and scale that up, then extrude it

07:42Add a bevel modifier, duplicate the top face, scale it down, and move it to the corner

07:52Extrude it down, press L on it to select it

07:55And separate it, then add a mirror modifier to it

08:05In edit mode, enter X-ray view, select the bottom face, and move that up

08:07I also want to create some drawers in this table, so let's create those

08:14Select the front face and add a loop cut

08:17Select the two faces and press I to insert it

08:19Press I again to inset individual faces, scale them down a bit, and then extrude inside

08:27Duplicate the faces again and extrude them out

08:30Extend the bottom face a bit more, and then inset the top face and extrude it inside, so it looks like an open drawer

08:38Now set the cursor to the face and add a UV sphere, scale it down, and move it a bit to the front, then Duplicate it and move it down to the bottom face

08:51Now, let's put a table lamp on it, so place the cursor on top of the table and add a UV sphere

08:56Scale it down, select the top vertex, and press O to turn on the proportional tool, and then press G and Z to move it down

09:08Delete the vertex and Alt-left click to select the edge loop, extrude it up, then place the cursor there and add a cylinder

09:17Before clicking anything, head over to the operator panel and change the number of vertices to eight

09:23Scale it down and disable the proportional tool

09:27Scale it up, press Shift + C to restrict the scaling on the Z axis, also scale down the top face

09:34Now let's create some objects to put on the shelf

09:36First, let's add a potted plant on this side, so place the cursor on the shelf and add a cylinder

09:41Change the number of vertices to 32 and scale it down, then move it up

09:47Select the top face and scale that up, extrude, scale, extrude inset, extrude again, and scale down

09:56Add a loop and scale that up, then add a bevel modifier and shade it smooth

10:06Now add a UV sphere, change the number of segments to 16, and scale it down, then scale it down on the X and Y axis only

10:14Then, in the top view, press forward slash to isolate it, so we don't have any interference from other objects, then select four

10:21Edge loops and scale them down and shade it smooth as well

10:27Now shift, select the pot to make that active, press control plus P, and select object to make a parent to the plants, so if you scale the pot, the plant gets scaled as well

10:38Now let's add some books, so duplicate the shelf and then adjust its scale to match that of the book, and then also adjust the bevel amount

10:50Now duplicate it and rotate it in the Z axis, but in order to do that easily, we need to set the origin back to geometry, so right click and under set origin, select origin to geometry, then try to rotate it

11:08Another thing I will add here is the YouTube silver play

11:10button, maybe this room belongs to a big YouTube creator, so add a cube and scale it down, then scale it down in the Y-axis to make it thinner

11:22Then duplicate it, scale it down, and move it to the front with the cursor set to center

11:29Add a cylinder, change the number of vertices to three, and set the alignment to view

11:36Then scale it down, also rotate it, select all three, and press Control + J to join them together

11:44Rotate a bit and move it to the front

11:46Now let's also add a rug near the bed, so place the cursor there and add a plane, then scale it down, and in edit mode, extrude it up a bit

12:00Now add a camera to the scene, then head over to the view menu

12:04Align view and select active camera to view, then in output properties, change the resolution to something square, and with the camera selected, go to camera properties and change the type to orthographic

12:18With G, you can adjust camera position, then change the lens value

12:25Now add a plane and scale that up for the scene lighting, add an area light, increase the power, and increase the size, then move it up on the Z axis

12:42In the top view, duplicate this slate and place that at the back to illuminate that area

12:52Select the walls and then head over to material properties, click on new, then under base color, choose a color from the

12:59Color wheel, I will simply put the hex value of the color I originally used

13:07Then, to add a separate color to the walls, enter edit mode, select the walls, and in material properties, click on the plus button to add a new material slot

13:16Hit assign, then add a new color

13:23After adding materials, I felt the wall shelf was looking too small, so I selected all of them and scaled them up

13:34Then head over to render properties and change the render engine to cycles

13:36Then, to make the scene look better, scroll down and in color management, change the look to high contrast, and maybe increase the exposure as well

13:43Then turn on render t

13:51Noising option, so you don't get a noisy final render, and then head over to the render menu and select render image

13:58Now, it will take a few minutes or a few seconds to finish the rendering, depending on your computer hardware

14:06After it's done, under image, select save as

14:09In the file browser, select the filter where you want it to get saved, name the image, and click on save this image

14:14Now you can close this window down

14:20Then, in order to save this project so you can access it later, head over to file and select save as, select the folder where you want it to get saved, name the project, and click on save as

14:25That concludes this

14:29Tutorial, hope you managed to follow this one

14:34I would really love to see your final results, if you decide to share it on your socials, tag me in your artwork so I'll be able to see it

14:43Thanks for watching till the end, hope to see you again.