Buildings
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A log bridge on timber piles, a bridge deck drawn in fine lines with cross-bracing, a wireframe of two arched spans, a pine bunk bed and a loft bed over a desk, a woven lounge chair, a dark writing desk with brass pulls and a carved throne with leather upholstery.
Furniture
20
Architecture
9
Shop
7
Bridge
5
Building
5
Roof
3
Wall
3
Tower
2
House
2
Stairs
1
Castle
1
City
1
Home
1
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Buildings runs from large to small. Architecture, Building, Castle, Tower and Bridge cover whole structures; House, Home and Roof cover dwellings; Stairs, Wall and Furniture cover the parts and the things inside. Start at the scale you need — a city skyline and a bedside table live in different categories.
Bridges and furniture lead
Right now the section front shows mostly bridges and furniture. The bridge drawings range from rough timber to engineering wireframes and suit a civil engineering article or a trail guide. The furniture pieces are cut out singly for floor plans and mood boards.
Drawings versus renders
Line drawings of bridges and cabinets print cleanly and scale without losing detail. Photographed or rendered pieces carry light and shadow from their original setting; match the light direction when you combine them.