What the 3D bathroom is made of.

Every third party asset in the 3D room is CC0 1.0 (public domain), free, no attribution required. We credit them anyway.

Textures (ambientCG, CC0 1.0)

• Marble012, Marble021, Marble005: marble look wall, floor and hex tile faces, the marble counter option.
• Tiles040: terrazzo floor look. Tiles139: the dated 1990s floor.
• Wood095: white oak vanity and wood look plank. Wood051: walnut vanity. Wood049: the dated oak vanity and trim.

Models and skies (Poly Haven, CC0 1.0)

• potted_plant_02 and ceramic_vase_01 on the vanity. rough_linen for the towel and bath mat.
• qwantani_dusk_2_puresky, the evening sky outside the window. Morning sky is Blender's procedural Nishita model.

Built by us

The room, walk-in shower, vanity, fixtures, the 1990s tub and surround, and every tile layout are our own geometry and generated textures. Lighting is path traced in Blender Cycles and baked, so the live room is lit like a render and still runs on a phone. Live 3D runs on three.js (MIT), meshoptimizer (MIT) and glTF Transform (MIT).

Fonts

Newsreader and Hanken Grotesk, both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, self hosted through Fontsource. The wordmark is Newsreader outlined to vector.

The honest line

Every room picture on this site is a 3D design render, not a photo of a finished job.