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Nail & Lash Salon
The only colour in this salon comes from the products.
Commercial beauty salon 2025
- 3ds Max
- V-Ray
◆ Interior Design & 3D Visualization · Prishtina, Kosovo
Interiors you feel
before you see them.
Elda Abrashi is an interior designer and 3D visualization artist. She works on homes and commercial spaces, from the first plan to the final render.
01 Statement Prishtina, XK
A room can look good in photos
and still be hard to live in.
I am an interior designer and 3D visualization artist based in Kosovo. I work on homes and commercial spaces: full apartments, bedrooms, bathrooms, dressing rooms, hotel terraces and showrooms.
I take a project from the first plan to the final render. That covers layout, materials, lighting and photorealistic 3D visualization in 3ds Max and V-Ray. The style is modern and minimal. What matters most is how the space feels once you are inside it.
- 03 Years in practice
- 02 Design studios
- 04 Core tools
- XK Based in Kosovo
02 Selected work 3 projects
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Warm Minimal Apartment
Beige to charcoal, one oak floor, and a wine wall in the middle.
Full apartment, nine rooms 2025
- 3ds Max
- V-Ray
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Private Apartment
Five rooms, one texture, five different materials.
Full apartment, five rooms 2025
- 3ds Max
- V-Ray
03 Capabilities What I do
Interior Design
Full design for homes and commercial spaces. Layout, storage, finishes and furniture, planned as one scheme.
- Concept development
- Space planning
- Furniture layout
- Custom joinery drawings
- Floor plans
3D Visualization
Photorealistic renders, so you can walk into the space before anyone builds it.
- Photorealistic still renders
- Architectural visualization
- Real-time walkthroughs (Twinmotion)
- Material and finish studies
- Render updates for revisions
Light & Material
These two decide how a room feels. Both are chosen early and tested in the render before anything is ordered.
- Lighting design and layout
- Accent and display lighting
- Material selection
- Colour and texture palettes
- Supplier-ready material list
04 Method Brief · Plan · Render · Deliver
Four steps,
and the order matters.
Changes are cheap on a plan, more expensive in a render, and very expensive on site. The order keeps every decision where it costs the least.
- 01
Brief
We start with how you want the space to feel and who uses it. Measurements, budget and any references go into one short brief before anything is drawn.
- 02
Plan
Layout and furniture in 2D first. Circulation, proportions and storage get fixed while changes are still easy.
- 03
Render
The rooms are modelled and lit in 3ds Max, then rendered in V-Ray. You see the materials, the daylight and the evening light as they will really look.
- 04
Deliver
Final renders, plans, elevations, and a list of materials and lights your builder or supplier can order from.
05 Studio Elda Abrashi
Elda AbrashiPrishtina, XK
Trained as an architect.
Working as a designer.
A Bachelor of Architecture from UBT in Prishtina, then three years of work. First at Archizan, now at Arete Interior, designing and rendering homes and commercial interiors.
The architecture background is still the useful part. Every interior starts from structure, proportion and light instead of a mood board, and the drawings a builder gets are drawings they can actually build from.
I am open to freelance projects and full-time studio roles in Europe and other countries.