ANTIGUA 5 seater convertible sofa Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 software, and later converted into various other 3D formats for compatibility. The native file format is .skp, while a corresponding 3ds Max scene has been exported as a version compatible with the 2016 iteration of this popular software, rendered using Vray 3.00. An elegant sofa, refined in design and functionality, this piece seamlessly transitions from inviting spaces to a comfortable bed perfect for overnight guests - all thanks to its versatile convertible mechanism. The Antigua 5-seater sofa offers a timeless blend of classic furnishings with cutting-edge modernity. Available in multiple interior styles, the upholstery's unmatched durability ensures long-lasting satisfaction from this stylish purchase. This premium, brown-toned sofa set comprises two distinct elements: a cushioned section accompanied by an extended chaise for lounging, perfectly suited to those seeking ultimate relaxation. Subtle beige accent pillows discreetly add whimsical touches throughout, completing this exquisite furniture ensemble. Additionally, explore similar convertible sofas like the 4-seater variant or the orange and brown 3-seat model. Measurements: Height - 93cm, Width - 278cm, Depth - 235cm. Total Weight: 151kg. Visit the Maisons du Monde website to discover more information about this product and purchase options. The direct link to the sofa's product page can be found here: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/canape-lit-d-angle-5-places-convertible-antigua-111769.htm Polygons: 438 Textures embedded within this .skp file can be extracted with ease, especially when using certain software. To obtain the textures from your imported Sketchup (.skp) file: 1. Utilizing Sketchup (completely free of charge), export any chosen 2D graphic through the 'File' menu > 'Export' dropdown option. An alternative method to access textures via .skp files involves these steps: - Go to 'File' in Sketchup. - Select 'Export'. - In the list of export options, select a '.dae' (COLLADA) file for exporting. - A checkmark within 'Export Texture Maps' should already be marked. This action ensures textures will accompany your 3D model during export. - Locate the folder with all textures. Alternatively, software such as C4D also streamlines texture extraction. Import .skp files directly into the application (using either the free trial version or beyond), and you'll discover that textures have automatically been grouped together in a specific location. For 3ds Max, upon importing your Sketchup file (.skp) here is where all the corresponding textures will reside. Rhinoceros 3D software provides another viable method to acquire textures embedded within .skp files. Import your Sketchup design into this versatile software package using trial mode for testing if needed. Navigate to the panel section for materials and choose any particular item featuring a textured element by doing so, select the 'Materials' or similar designation in that portion. Upon doing that then find, and hit upon 'the three dots button. You can then navigate to embedded files via specific directory paths. For those users running into difficulties or struggling locating desired file names here are alternative procedures they may want consider as options. Do note the mentioned process isn't comprehensive so additional alternatives remain at disposal such as manual search, file manager programs to manually relocate said item directly into your system folder system using the right mouse click "properties" on particular .skp and checking embedded assets, etc