Amsterdam the 90cm bed Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 software, then converted into various other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene is compatible with version 2016 of the program and rendered with Vray 3.00. Your little princess has always dreamed of magical castles and lovely princesses? Well, we have just the thing for her - the Amsterdam wooden canopy bed! Get swept away by this beautiful bed with child-friendly dimensions measuring 90 cm, its sleek lines guaranteed to bring a smile to your daughter's face. Simply add plenty of colorful curtains, tailored to her desires, and transform this gorgeous teak-wooden bed into an enchanting retreat. This product also comes in an adult version, featuring a spacious canopy bed that measures 160 cm wide, along with matching bedside tables for a coordinated look. This piece belongs to the Amsterdam range - For those who prefer a calm, inviting atmosphere with effortless style. Solid teak wood is used here, bringing natural elegance and sophistication to your home. Clean lines emphasize its modern, contemporary aesthetic. Dimensions: Height (cm): 210; Width (cm): 100; Depth (cm): 204. Weight: 66 kg Product Reference Number: 117359 Price: $399 Polygon count: 152 To access the product textures: Open any of these supported software packages: Sketchup (free), C4D, Rhinoceros 3D or 3ds Max. Exporting Images from .skp file with Sketchup: - Go to File > Export and choose '2d Graphic'. - The program will ask you for a directory to save your image. Or, Open Sketchup's "Export" dialog. Choose "COLLADA file". Under the export options button, check that 'export Texture Maps' is turned on. Look for a folder next to the .dae file containing all of the textures. For C4D (Cinema 4d): Simply import the .skp file and watch as a separate folder appears with all your textures. For Rhinoceros 3D and 3ds Max: You will need to import your 3d models in those software first. Look for the image textures under 'Materials'. In 'Texture Manager' of Rhinoceros, select material with image. This way you can view images and also move them if needed to new folder location. Simply drag those pictures over onto an image on any device where ever it is.