After LUBERON sofa houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted into various other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, with a 3dsmax scene based on 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 A practical and decorative occasional table in wrought iron and solid wood, the small Luberon table adds warmth to your interior space. This compact little wrought iron table seamlessly fits into all interiors, reflecting the relaxed ambiance of the South. Enhance the rustic feel of your room by pairing this end table with a matching solid wood buffet from the same collection. The Luberon range combines natural materials in a timeless blend, perfect for an interior with a sense of character. Hand-applied colors highlight the golden shades and grain of the sheesham, giving each piece a warm finish that exudes sophistication. This series masterfully mixes rough slate and rattan pieces to create unique accents throughout your space. Size: 42cm in height x width and depth x 42cm Weight: 11kg Available at: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/EN/en/products/furniture/bureau-bout-luberon-49120038.htm Ref. 491.20038 Price: $69 Total number of polygons used: 14273 Textures are available for download in the .skp file. If you have software such as Sketchup, it is simple to extract these textures following the instructions provided. With Sketchup (free version): * Simply export an image from your desired location by navigating to File -> Export -> 2D Graphic. Alternatively, Using Sketchup: * Open File -> Export -> 3D Model. Select .dae format and click on the options button. Make sure "Export Texture Maps" is selected. Locate the exported file, where you should find a folder containing all textures. In C4D (with a trial version sufficient): * Upon importing the .skp file into C4D, it will automatically create a folder containing textures adjacent to the .skp file. In 3ds Max: * When the .skp file is imported into 3ds Max, textures are stored in ..\3dsMax scene assets images. Alternatively, you can export an FBX file with "Embed media" selected during the export process, creating a folder of textures along with the exported file. With Rhinoceros 3D (trial version enough): * Import the .skp file into Rhinoceros 3D and navigate to the material editor (located in Panels->Material editor). Select any material with a texture applied. Click on the texture name, then click the three dot button to reveal all textures located in ..\AppData\Local\Temp\embedded_files. Feel free to copy and paste these textures into any folder of your preference.