Reception Desk — Study A

Use this reception-desk variation to practice a front-of-house layout. Compare the visitor-facing surface with the staff-side work area and keep the entrance route visible.

Reception Desk — Study B

Compare this desk with Study A in a shared presentation scene. Focus on the front profile and the transition between the counter and the surrounding space.

Reception Desk — Study C

Arrange a reception study around this third desk variation. Inspect the modeled height and depth before adding a chair, signage or visitor seating.

Twisted Interior Column

Explore the twisting profile as a decorative office feature. Compare it with a straight placeholder column and inspect how repeated edges change the silhouette.

Industrial Reception Desk

Use the industrial-style desk as the starting point for a reception material study. Compare a restrained finish palette with a stronger contrast between the counter and front.

Corner Desk

Practice fitting the desk into a corner workspace. Check the two wall relationships and the chair position, then compare a plan view with a seated camera view.

Reception Desk with Signage

Study the relationship between the reception counter and its visible signage. Keep text or logos as a distinct part of the exercise so the layout can be adapted cleanly.

Reception Feature — Study A

Inspect this reception feature in a clean file before including it in an office. Compare its scale with a desk placeholder and identify which parts you want to retain.

Reception Feature — Study B

Use this alternative reception feature for a comparison exercise. Place it beside Study A and assess the front silhouette, overall dimensions and surrounding circulation.

Decorative Interior Column

Use the column as a vertical accent in an office concept. Compare its position with desks and partitions while keeping the main walking route unobstructed.

Office Wall Panel

Practice building an accent wall behind a desk or reception area. Compare one panel with a repeated arrangement and inspect joins before preparing a rendered view.

Booth or Kiosk

Use the booth to study a compact display or service point. Check the modeled opening and footprint, then compare visitor approach views from two directions.

How To Put Textures On Curved Surfaces Super Easily!

Practice task: test a clearly patterned texture on one curved surface. Inspect seams and direction from multiple views before applying the same material across your room.

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