
Learn how to create convincing interior composites in Adobe Photoshop without 3d modeling by retouching space photos, adding furniture and decor, and matching lighting with smart objects, materials, and filters.
Explore interior design visualization with Photoshop techniques and generative AI to turn imagined ideas into realistic interior visuals, using textures and elements on photos or CAD drawings.
Tidy up the interior in Photoshop by creating a new layer, using the remove tool to erase blemishes, and refine with clone stamp and eraser for non-destructive edits.
Learn to create a wooden floor detail by importing a texture, defining it as a pattern, and applying a pattern overlay on a smart object with perspective distortion.
Use the polygonal lasso tool to select walls, apply generative fill for blue walls, refine edges, and tidy with a separate layer before grouping wall layers.
Apply furniture and decor using the rectangular marquee tool and generative fill to place a white sofa, plant, lamp, and cat, while using layer masks for non-destructive refinements.
Learn to place embedded furniture in Photoshop, convert it to a smart object, remove the background with the subject, align perspective and lighting, and refine shadows with multiply blend mode.
Brighten the ceiling with an adjustment layer and curves, then refine with a mask and gradient tool. Keep the rest of the image unchanged.
Learn to organize edits in Photoshop by grouping layers, hiding and comparing changes, and visualizing interiors with different styles using your own images to get started.
Learn to create adjustable repeating patterns in Photoshop using a smart object with a vector shape in perspective, plus a pattern and gradient overlay, to simulate floorboards for interior design.
Use the pen tool in path mode to outline floor edges, then convert the path to a vector shape and apply a seamless dark wood pattern clipped with a mask.
Learn how to manage floor textures in Photoshop using smart objects, pattern overlays, and gradient effects to simulate light and achieve seamless, non-destructive edits.
Learn to build a staircase visualization in Photoshop by chaining smart objects, organizing with layer groups for cleanup, textures, and decorative elements to improve interior design renderings.
Learn to build realistic stair detailing in Photoshop by applying dark wood textures to smart objects, using perspective distortions, non-destructive curves, and linked instances for quick, consistent updates.
Explore adding decorative texture tiles to stair fronts in Photoshop, using smart objects, perspective transform, and linked instances to create a scalable, editable stair design.
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Would you like to create realistic visuals of interiors in Adobe Photoshop without any 3D modeling and rendering applications? Learn about the process, theory, techniques and test your skills by working on the class project!
In this course we will learn how to use Adobe Photoshop to create convincing composites of images. We will start with photographs of existing spaces, clean them up by retouching and removing unwanted details and finally we will fill them up with furniture, plants and decorations. We will use features like Smart Objects to simulate perspective, to apply materials to surfaces and we will use adjustments and filters to match lighting and colors between multiple images.
I am Martin Perhiniak (Graphic Designer and Adobe Certified Instructor), join me and learn my workflow and best practices I developed over 20 years working as a creative professional for clients like BBC, Mattel, IKEA, Google, Pixar, Adobe.
In this class you'll learn:
Retouching photos of interiors using Remove Tool, Healing Brushes, Clone Stamp Tool and Content-Aware Fill
Using Smart Objects to replace surfaces and materials
Using Generative Fill to populate your interiors with furniture, objects and decorations
Who this class is for?
Anyone planning to become an interior designer or retoucher
Creatives aiming to improve their technical skills
You don't need to be a creative professional to take the class
What you will need?
Adobe Creative Cloud
Desire to make something awesome
Even if you’re new to interior design or using Adobe applications, you’ll find the simple and effective techniques discussed in this course easy to use and apply to your work!