The warm interior now uses the client-supplied Hamlet Home Design Choices Brochure v1 and its accompanying product images, supplied 17 September 2026. The Wallaby exterior and Silver Gum deck remain as previously selected.
| Finish | Client reference | In this experience |
|---|---|---|
| Blackbutt flooring | Warm Impressive / Blackbutt flooring image | Actual supplied timber colour and grain, distributed across staggered 1,380 × 190 mm boards with fine joints. Grain placement is illustrative. |
| Tasmanian Oak | LM-01a warm timber laminate, Tasmanian Oak Matt | Supplied laminate image on timber joinery, with vertical grain and subtle matte surface relief. |
| Montage and Papyrus | Legato Montage and Legato Papyrus swatches | Colours sampled directly from the client’s images. Montage serves kitchen/bathroom cabinetry and Papyrus storage joinery. |
| Haze Ivory | Warm-4 Haze Ivory matte porcelain benchtop | The supplied image provides the subtle stone pattern. Tops retain their modelled 12 mm thickness. |
| Pecan carpet | Torenco Pecan 33, 4,694 × 3,129 product photograph | Higher-detail texture in bedrooms, with smaller, more natural-looking fibres. Photograph coverage and pile relief are estimated. |
| Spark Beige | TL-01 porcelain floor tile swatch | Supplied colour and speckling on 600 × 300 mm tiles, with 2 mm indicative joints and subtle surface relief. |
| Ecru | BT Ecru 97 × 197 mm product photograph | Colour sampled from the tile face, excluding the concrete backdrop, edge and shadow. Upright tiles use a staggered layout with 3 mm indicative joints, inspired by the bathroom render. |
| Hog Bristle Half | Dulux swatch and new brochure | Walls and ceilings now follow Half strength. This replaces Quarter strength used from the earlier schedule; painted trim retains a slightly smoother sheen. |
COLORBOND Wallaby remains on the exterior. ModWood Silver Gum retains the documented brushed reference and modelled decking boards.
The dining table and six chairs use the user-supplied Gallman dining set, recoloured with the existing oak and upholstery materials. The sofa uses the user-supplied sofa1.fbx, with simplified cushion geometry and shared fabric materials. The sink and mixer, oak armchair, media console and TV, eucalyptus arrangement and outdoor dining setting are adapted from the supplied Hamilton Daylight Blender scene. Outdoor woven seats use simplified geometry and shared fabric detail. Other furniture and accessories are original models inspired by the supplied Hamilton renders. Bedroom and utility-room styling extends the same palette. Upholstery detail uses Fabric Pattern 07 by Rob Tuytel / Poly Haven, under CC0. Garden planting is illustrative.
The source files are product photographs and digital swatches, not measured material scans. Their supplied colours are retained; screen and lighting affect their appearance. Sheen, relief, grout and photograph scale are visual estimates. Cabinet finish locations, tiled wall coverage and fittings remain simplified or inferred from the reconstructed model.
Client appliance and fixture photographs are retained as references for future model refinement. No optional purchaser upgrades have been selected.
Interior material images are shared across rooms and optimised for the web. Fine board and tile joints are generated at their modelled scale, rather than stored in large images. All rooms now share consistent live daylight, with cached sun shadows and subtle furniture contact shading. The earlier partial floor/rug lighting bake is disabled, and static views stop redrawing.