A lot better, looks great. Competition is stiff for this one going to be hard to decide who to vote for 
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Yes, so many great entries! And thank you 
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That is much better! How did you achieve the shattered effect? There must have been some procedural work but it’s obviously not random 
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Good window, much better in second render, it is still made of glass so is perfectly fine as glassware.
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Ah, this involves more manual work than I wanted to 
Initially I followed a tutorial in which you outline the edges in vector graphics software and then import in Blender as strokes and easily get a mesh, then apply a Boolean modifier to a scaled cube - glass. Oh well, I only managed to import svg with bezier curves (that is used a reference image and added ‘lines’ where glass edges meet on top of it) and beveled them. Didn’t succeed to apply boolean modifier on a cube as it got messed up, so I cut a plane with a knife where the frame should be 
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The mancave
There is even a little bit of chocolate for @Miss_B and @Digitz and more sensible choices for everybody else I think they call it fruit 
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~grabs a piece of the chocolate~ Why thank you sir, and I’m loving the scene. It turned out great.
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I am a huge fan of stained glass, as I’ve done some in real life, though it’s been many years since.
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Looks good especially the unmentioned chandelier! Every classy mancave needs one. 
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Me too! I took a couple of private lessons a few years back just to try it so cutting the plane with a knife a little bit reminded me of that experience and I enjoyed every moment of it so I don’t regret that Boolean modifier didn’t work out this time 
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Added few snacks. Per request
Crackers are rubbish.
Plater has a displacement map made by @Digitz. Working very well. Thanks
And I just noticed the table has cut short on the right
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Oh interesting, any chance you can link the tutorial if its Youtube or something?
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The way you implemented that displacement looks great on that plate. The whole scene looks good. Maybe add a very slight volumetric atmosphere to finish the realism. So slight that the eyes might not really see it, but the brain registers the fog.
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I love this idea a lot
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How is that?
I added volumetric and some window like light. Looks deeper
But has dark area on the right
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That’s really well done and the crackers are fine.
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Just a rough great, Blest
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