This module guides learners through the modeling of key kitchen fixtures and appliances using Autodesk Maya. Beginning with the construction of a detailed sink and faucet, the lessons progress into modeling common kitchen appliances including a microwave oven and a refrigerator. Learners apply polygon modeling techniques such as extrusion, curve-based shaping, subdivision, and edge-loop detailing to create accurate, production-ready assets with clean geometry and logical structure. The focus remains on maintaining form, adding realism through proper edge support, and leveraging reference images for dimensional accuracy.

This module focuses on modeling the core cooking equipment within a kitchen interior using Maya’s polygon modeling tools. Learners will construct a detailed gas stove complete with burners and protection rings, employing techniques such as face extrusion, scaling, and edge-loop control. The module further refines component modeling by introducing curved extrusions and custom shapes like knobs, emphasizing structural clarity and visual accuracy. These assets contribute to a fully realized and functionally organized kitchen scene.

This module focuses on modeling essential bathroom fixtures and environmental elements using precise polygonal techniques in Maya. Learners will create a complete set of bathroom assets—including a water closet, wall-mounted wash basin, and curved-pipe shower fixture—using reference-based modeling, extrusion, and curve-based operations. The module also covers practical scene organization and visual privacy detailing by modifying elements such as window frames. This ensures a complete, functional, and visually cohesive bathroom layout ready for rendering or further design iterations.