Made with Lumion 2024: a selection of community renders
From cozy interiors to sustainable spaces
Elevated realism
With the latest version of Lumion, we've introduced significant improvements to the software. From real-time ray tracing to fully ray-traced glass and nature, every visualizer, architect, and designer can now depict exterior, urban, and interior projects with even more precision and in stunning realism.
We've handpicked some of the best-in-class work shared by our community members that spotlights the magic of Lumion 2024 and its features. Keep scrolling to discover more.
Inviting interiors
With ray tracing at work, the exquisite dance of natural lighting unfolds seamlessly - as shown in the interior scenes below. Sunlight delicately falls on each surface, reflections shimmer on polished materials, and light acts precisely as it does in real life. Ray tracing in Lumion 2024 helps you render interiors worth living in, whether you're aiming for a spacious setting or a cozy environment.
Renders by: Jorgito Veliz, Mustafa Emnaina, A Squared Studio.
Sustainable design
As part of his Master’s studies, Joe Downing embarked on a project to revitalize the Ambassador House, formerly utilized by the Leeds City Council. Inspired by the area's industrial heritage, his design seamlessly integrates sustainable elements amidst urban expansion. Downing's idea, visualized with Lumion 2024, focuses on creating a practical, sustainable space that enhances community well-being.
Exteriors in harmony
Achieving harmony between nature and architecture requires intricate balance. In Lumion 2024, ray tracing has been expanded to work with nature and glass, allowing for seamless synchronicity between natural elements and materials. Realistic reflections help turn a scene into a truly immersive experience. Watch how reflections, beautifully mirrored in both glass surfaces and water, fill the space and allow the viewer to step into the render.
Exterior designs by Emrecan Kiliç and Jorgito Veliz
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Marvelous glass
There are a million different ways to use glass in design, from large-scale exteriors to the smallest objects in your interiors. Thanks to the power of ray tracing - now expanded to glass - you can take the intricacy of your scenes to an above-and-beyond level. No matter what glass object your design requires, from massive facade panels to wine glasses, you'll find that the latest version offers unparalleled use-case versatility for any space you envision.
Discover the projects by Gui Felix and Emrecan Kiliç below.
Set in stone
This Desert Pavillion scene by Shea Gillison shows how the interplay between natural light and stone can not just elevate a design, but act as a tool for creating a narrative: see how the material interacts with daylight, creating a lasting impression of strength, permanence, and sophistication on the viewer.
Desert Pavillion by Shea Gillison of Meadow Landscape Architects
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Unique spaces
Every residential project requires a distinct ambience, which can be achieved by combining various materials. From solid exterior structures to detailed wooden interior materials, each element is as realistic as it is captivating in Lumion 2024. See the timeless and elegant scenes by A Squared Studio below.
Eager to showcase your designs?
Share your Lumion work in our dedicated community forum channel or catch our attention on social media by tagging us with the hashtag #madewithLumion. This increases your chances of getting featured and celebrated on our social media and website!
