160 cm headboard COLETTE Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple other formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene uses 2016 version rendered using Vray 3.00 Looking for ways to refresh your bedroom's decor without altering its furniture? The Colette cane headboard lets you add a touch of sophistication and elegance to your bedroom space. Made with a rattan structure from old mango trees, this headboard offers authentic touches. Its transparency complements the delicate sculpting used throughout its design. Available in two sizes: 160 cm for extra room or 140 cm for compact beds, it's sure to fit every adult bed size perfectly. This headboard is part of the Colette range. This line combines solid mango wood with refined elegance, offering natural and genuine touches through expert hand finishing techniques. Every piece is slightly limed by hand, resulting in a very organic appearance. Characteristic features include turbulent lines, curved legs, sculpted edges, and intricately crafted tops showcasing attention to detail in authentic craftsmanship. The use of traditional aged brass for the handles and locks adds an understated sophistication, drawing focus away from any excessive embellishments. The headboard measures (cm): H 125 x W 175 x D 1 with a total weight of 13.70 kg. Its product reference is 116298, priced at €389.00, consisting of 7539 polygons and multiple texture elements that can be accessed in its corresponding .skp file. If you possess software such as Sketchup (available free), 3ds Max, Rhinoceros 3D (even in trial version), or Cinema 4D, it is a straightforward process to extract these textures according to the guidelines below: 1. **Sketchup (Free)** * You can export an image by navigating to **File/Export/2D Graphic** and choosing your preferred file type from the dropdown menu. 2. **Cinema 4D (Trial version enough)** Importing a .skp file into Cinema 4D will automatically generate a folder containing textures next to the .skp file, making them easily accessible for any modifications you might need to make. 3. **Rhinoceros 3D (Even Trial Version Okay)** * Import your .skp file into Rhinoceros 3D. * Open Material Editor by selecting Panels->Material Editor. * You can see all the materials on a selected object, along with the associated textures. * The Texture Editor button allows you to adjust various aspects of the texture including Size and Flip Orientation but more notably Copy Image (Paste), you get this new .jpg file. This way it's easy to save and copy as needed. 3ds Max - The 3D model was imported into 3Ds max. Open asset manager in 3d view mode or open scene files window -> materials & textures-> find "colette textures", a folder contains all the textures extracted