3D bedside table desing (without texture)

The classic bedside table has elegant, traditional design elements with smooth, flowing curves and detailed edges. The frame is modeled using a combination of rectangular and cylindrical shapes, creating a sturdy yet refined silhouette. It is enhanced with accompanying elements such as a book, pen, and notebook...

Shape and Geometry

• Base Shape: The classic bedside table can range from simple geometric forms (cylindrical, spherical, or conical) to intricate designs (flared, curved, or asymmetrical).
• Profile Creation: The initial step often involves creating a curve profile of the vase using tools like the CV Curve Tool or EP Curve Tool. This profile then revolves around an axis to form the vase's body.
• Resolution: A smooth vase requires more subdivisions in the geometry for better detail and rendering, especially if it's intended for close-up shots.

Detailing

• Lip and Neck: The top of the vase can feature varying designs, such as a simple beveled edge, a wide-open neck, or a detailed rim.
• Body Features: Depending on the style, you may add engravings, embossments, or additional design elements using extrude or boolean operations.
• Base: The base is often thickened slightly to ensure visual balance and realism. It might have grooves or an indented bottom for added detail.

Material and Texturing

• Materials: Typical vase materials include ceramic, glass, metal, or wood. Maya’s Hypershade is used to apply these materials.
• Textures: Textures can range from plain colors to complex patterns, such as floral designs, cracks, or glossy finishes. You can create these in Photoshop or by using procedural textures in Maya.
• UV Mapping: Proper UV mapping ensures the texture wraps seamlessly around the classic bedside table. This step is crucial for detailed patterns or custom designs.

Lighting and Rendering

• Lighting: Adding lights such as area lights or spotlights enhances the vase's reflective or translucent properties.
• Rendering Engines: For realistic results, you can render the vase using engines like Arnold, V-Ray, or Redshift.
• Shaders: Use shaders for effects like glass transparency, ceramic gloss, or metallic sheen.

Customization

• Variation: The classic bedside table can be adapted into different styles (antique, modern, minimalistic, etc.).
• Flowers: You can complement the classic bedside table with modeled or textured flowers for added realism.