Model some fluro lights and stick them to the roof. Then put lights on them instead of having lights just floating and creating hotspots on the roof for no apparent reason.

I dont see what you mean about the stools though.

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yaa.. varnished....i thought doing so... but didn't do in hurry...

well i mean the stool seat..i.e. the cushion...! i'm getting patches on it... when i turned on advanced lighting.... well..i increased the meshes too...and also indirect illumination.... but still in the final rendering i got patches as u can see in the images above...!

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Sorry all I can see on the stools is like woodgrain, is that what youre talking about?

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Yaa....varnished.. ! but that's not woodgrain... it's looking like that coz of radiosity.... actually i had put a cloth image on it....!

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Yeah, not sure then. I dont use radiosity anymore, I use irradience maps in vray.

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ok.... is radiosity useful ...i mean it makes the file very heavy...so will it help me in creating realistic effect??

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Yeh, it's useful, it's just another type of GI. There are several different ways of calculating how light is bounced round a scene. Radiosity's one, as is Photon mapping, ray tracing etc.

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okkk... raytracing.....!! is it also a type of GI??

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yep, there are several others as well.

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hmmm....yaa ..have heard of Brazil ...!

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Brazil's a renderer not a method of calculating GI. I'm not sure what method it uses.

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okkk..... got it..... when do i get a portfolio man??

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