versailles tile pattern 3d models

Many examples can be found at The Palace of Versailles, Albert Memorial and similar sculptures made in the 1800s. She holds a cornucopia in her left hand, beside her right leg is a lion symbolizing the king of animals. She is also crowned with...

Drawers carved into busy patterns contribute significantly to the vintage look, while engraved brass hardware brings a genuinely authentic touch to the collection. A thin layer of wax applied over the top gives the item shine and simplifies...

Currey & Company's Versailles Chandelier (9876) boasts a stylish design that matches crystal and transitional styles. This elegant light fixture measures 38 inches in height and 30 inches in width diameter, accommodating up to eight candelabra base...

A stylish array of mocha or linen-finish chairs can be placed around the Versailles dining table, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages convivial conversation over dinner. This stunning piece belongs to the luxurious Versailles range,...

Alternatively, you can choose from wooden chairs in Versailles range, each version boasting distinctive styles: the ivory white fabric chair exudes an air of classic simplicity while its counterpart has a chic white leather look. This product is part...

Richly detailed, the Versailles Panel Planters elevate Boxwood in Restoration Hardware's stunning design. With a versatile collection of 4 distinct bush variations at your disposal, these sophisticated planters will effortlessly bring refinement to...

The "ARMCHAIR WITH VERSAILLES DOME" is a vintage French seating piece from Restoration Hardware's collection. It features an oak dome and can be found on Reloft (reloft.ru) under the reference number 57140036 BLSA, with a reconstruction guide...

Oyster collection: Mediterranean Oyster, Oyster Versailles, Eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica also called the Atlantic oyster or American oyster Collection of the optimized 3D models with baked normal and other maps from 3D scan. Perfect for GPU...

When Hollywood meets Versailles: discover the James Dean Versailles chair. This black wooden chair has a fabric cover made of 100% linen and cotton-colored material. Even more decor, this lounge chair in eighteenth-century curves is printed with the...

This breathtaking marble sculpture adorns the Palace of Versailles' gardens, showcasing Nicolas Poussin's exceptional craftsmanship from 1594 to 1665. The powerful figure is believed to be Athena or Minerva, easily recognizable by her distinctive...

This outstanding product is part of the renowned Versailles collection: A captivating range where black elegantly revisits the essence of classic and sophisticated style furniture. Solid mango trays, slightly whitewashed to create an air of soft...

Experience the perfect comfort offered by the chair table in Versailles taupe gray linen, showcasing a Louis XV-style design. The elm wood chairs made from solid elm are paired with 100% linen fabric to bring elegance to any table setting. Perfect...

This stunning marble antique sculpture stands proudly in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, its intricate details a testament to the skill of its anonymous creator. The figure is believed to be a Roman citizen or dignitary, as evidenced by his...

Although the sculptor remains anonymous, the piece underwent meticulous cleaning in the 19th Century and now takes pride of place on permanent display at the Palace of Versailles. This remarkable object is part of "Scan The World", a groundbreaking...

Carved around 1755 and installed in 1795 in the north alley of the Bassin d'Apollon within Versailles gardens, this marble statue titled La Clarté (The Clarity) was created by Italian artist Lazzaro Baldi, born in Pistoia, Tuscany in 1624 and passing...

Colossal bust of Zeus, known as "Jupiter of Versailles," discovered in 1525 near the Porta del Popolo in Rome. Transferred to Louis XIV in 1623 and transformed into a herm pillar by Jacques Drouilly upon his request. The sculpture is carved from...

This group originated from a commission to Sebastien Slodtz, first mentioned in 1688, for a large-scale marble group of this subject for a prominent location along the central axis of the garden at Versailles. Slodtz's master, the renowned sculptor...

This is part of a series of sculptures known as the Grande Commande, commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1674 for the Gardens of Versailles. The initial project was proposed in 1674 and plans were drawn up by Charles Le Brun to depict what the series...

This masterpiece is part of a series of sculptures commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1674 for the Gardens of Versailles. Initially proposed in 1674, Charles Le Brun designed the initial plans for the series of 24 sculptures, envisioning a...

This grandiose sculpture located within the picturesque gardens of the Palace of Versailles in France portrays Diana alongside her faithful canine companion, which remains steadfastly by her side at all times. Until a recent modification, Diana's...

The Versailles Diana is a larger-than-life marble statue of Greek goddess Artemis, accompanied by a deer, located in the Musée du Louvre, Paris. It's a Roman replica (1st or 2nd century AD) of a lost Greek bronze original attributed to Leochares,...

This sculpture is part of the Grande Commande, a collection of works commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1674 for the Gardens of Versailles. The original project was proposed in 1674, with plans drawn up by Charles Le Brun outlining the series of 24...

Here, the goddess is likely a manifestation of Ino after she leaped into the sea with her son Melicertes (another sculpture from the Palace of Versailles' gardens); upon their death, the Olympian gods transformed them both into powerful sea-gods,...

It is also part of the Grande Commande, a commission initiated by King Louis XIV in 1674 for the Gardens of Versailles. The initial proposal for this project was submitted in 1674, with plans drawn up by Charles Le Brun to depict 24 sculptures. The...

This roller is designed to produce the tile pattern visible in the image on XPS foam or a comparable material by using 2mm edges to carve out a groove. It's intended for use in brickwork on buildings or stone paths. The roller itself measures just...

When the sculpture was unveiled at Versailles in 1683, Queen Maria Theresa reportedly exclaimed: "Poor man!" The beautiful cuts of Puget's chisel make us forget that we are gazing at marble. The lion's claws seem to plunge into real flesh. The...

Back in France, he is accredited at the Royal Academy in 1676 (with Junction of Academies of France and Rome) From 1676 he worked mainly for the Palace of Versailles. He produced many outdoor decorations for the gardens such as Berenice, Arria and...

Geometry Black Pattern Unfolds, Creating Sophistication Through Artisanal Craftsmanship Tiles Crafted with Precision and Impeccable Attention to Detail Evoke Warmth in the Heart of Any Bistro or Home Decor Setting Ceramic Masterpieces Emerge from...

Geometric Pattern Unveiled Through Ceramic Design Excellence. The Bistro Collection Makes a Statement with Brick-Inspired Tiles. A Masterpiece Born from the Genius of Geometry, Shown Off without Dependence on Plug-Ins. Dazzling Ceramics Shine as...

Get 40% discount on all my MMF models by joining the Patreon as a Monthly member! patreon.com/sablebadger This set of mini bases is themed with a nice square tiling pattern I found for flooring.  Could be used in all sorts of genres to provide a...