The Complete Sketchup & Vray Course for Interior Design
Learn SketchUp, Vray & Photoshop in 7 hours! Master 3D modeling, rendering, and post-production. Become a design expert fast.
Course Content
The Complete Sketchup & Vray Course for Interior Design is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Archgyan Academy. It runs 20h 20m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 5,604 reviews, with 39,404 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated September 2025.
Master Sketchup & Vray for Interior Design: A Comprehensive Course
Unlock Your Interior Design Potential with Sketchup & Vray!
Join over 30,000+ students who have transformed their design skills with our in-depth Sketchup & Vray course for interior design. With hundreds of 5-star reviews, this course provides a complete learning experience, taking you from beginner to proficient in 3D modeling and rendering.
What's New?
- August 2022 Update: Learn the photographic approach with Vray 6 for Sketchup – create high-quality interior visuals FAST using the MCLR workflow!
- December 2021 Update: Master Vray 5 and Sketchup 2021 for stunning interior renderings.
- November 2021 Update: Introduction to Sketchup 2021 – perfect for absolute beginners.
- July 2021 Update: Create a Photorealistic Chic Bedroom with Vray 5 and Sketchup 2021.
Who is this course for?
- Interior Designers looking to enhance their workflow.
- Architects wanting to visualize their designs effectively.
- Architecture & Interior Design Students seeking practical skills.
- Hobbyists passionate about 3D design.
- Construction Professionals needing visual aids.
- Anyone interested in 3D Modeling in Sketchup and 3D Rendering with Vray Next for Sketchup. (Note: Taught in Windows, adaptable to Mac).
What You'll Learn:
This course is structured around seven comprehensive projects, building your skills step-by-step.
Course Structure:
- Introduction & Setup: Installation of Sketchup, Vray, and essential plugins.
- Introduction to Sketchup: Interface, tools, and practice projects.
- Project 01: Vray 6 for Sketchup | Living Room Masterclass (August 2022)
- Master the MCLR workflow for fast, high-quality renderings.
- Utilize the latest versions of Vray & Sketchup.
- Project 02: Model & Render a Photorealistic Chic Bedroom with Vray 5 & Sketchup 2021 (July 2021)
- Model, render, and post-produce a contemporary bedroom.
- Learn to use plugins like Profile Builder, Floor Generator, and SketchUV.
- Create a sectional perspective render.
- Project 03: Modeling a Contemporary Bedroom (Sketchup 2020 & Vray Next)
- Import images & CAD files into Sketchup.
- Model walls, floors, ceilings, doors, and windows.
- Create bedroom placeholders, wardrobes, study tables, and TV units.
- Advanced modeling techniques: Beds (Artisan Tools & SubD), Curtains (Clothworks), Blankets & Pillows (Clothworks).
- Studio setup & 3D Warehouse integration.
- Vray Next for Sketchup: Interface, Asset Editor, Lighting (Photographic Approach), Materials (metal, cloth, wood, glass, etc.), Vray-Fur, Render Elements, and Photoshop post-production.
- Project 04: Model & Render a Swing Wardrobe with Sketchup & Vray Next (March 2020)
- Create a swing wardrobe according to interior design standards.
- Understand composition and render in a studio setting.
- Project 05: Design & Render a Modular Kitchen with Sketchup 2020 & Vray Next (April 2020)
- Model and render a modular kitchen.
- Learn about Vray materials, lights, and standards.
- Change material colors in Photoshop instead of re-rendering.
- Project 06: Design & Render a Contemporary Bathroom with Vray 4 & Sketchup 2020 (May 2020)
- Create a Vray Library for reuse.
- Utilize Tags & Scenes for multiple view options.
- Create new Vray materials (falloff, edges maps).
- Advanced lighting techniques, VFB History, and material mapping.
- Project 07: Model & Render a Living Room Scene with Vray 5 & Sketchup 2021 (December 2021)
- Recreate a
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