Armchair MIRAMAR houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8, whereafter it was seamlessly converted into multiple 3D formats for maximum compatibility. Its native format remains .skp while 3ds Max 2016 scenes feature .max extensions and Vray 3.00 rendered with Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2015 Ref. 146 744. Dimensions (cm) stand at H 89 x W 89 x PR 78, with an impressive weight of 25 kg. Experience unparalleled comfort as you sit in this expertly designed small woven rattan armchair, its rounded frame perfect for relaxation. Pair the seat cushion and backrest in soothing ivory cotton with your favourite books and a calming tea to complete your ideal reading nook. Take notice of the beautifully intricate natural rattan Kubu braiding which serves as an outstanding decorative detail. In the pursuit of wellness, keep this stylish chair nearby to unwind after a plaid afternoon pampering session. Explore our collection for like-minded decor enthusiasts with MALAWI chair, in perfect harmony with nature and available in-store or online now! Price: € 299.90 | Reference Code: Ref 146744 Incredible Polygons: 1529 have been employed to achieve an awe-inspiring result. Access all accompanying textures within the .skp file, conveniently ready for download at any time. Extracting these textures has never been simpler - if you're a seasoned professional or newcomer alike with just the right tools on hand, you'll find exporting your choice of 2D file effortlessly under the File > Export dropdown menu within Sketchup (available for free) is an ideal way to get started. Alternatively: Sketchup: Just select 'File/Export/2d Graphic' from the menu and opt for the 2D format of your choice - that's all there is to it! In a further streamlined method, click File -> Export -> 3D Model; then proceed with selecting COLLADA File (*.dae) as your chosen export format, be sure to toggle on 'Export Texture Maps' and upon completion navigate over to the exported location, you should locate a newly formed directory containing all texture data within. In C4D simply import your .skp file where textures will immediately get generated into an automatically created folder - that is as convenient as it gets. Using 3ds Max offers two methods to obtain textures; firstly you could store files inside .3dsMaxsceneassetsimages while exporting fbx files along with the embed media option engaged which also prompts a new folder, thereby gathering textures. With Rhinoceros 3D import the .skp model and launch the material editor from within Panels -> Material Editor; selecting an element displaying a texture leads to seeing these by accessing any icon within that element's 'Textures section'. Herein locate each image and drag & drop them wherever your workspace preference allows - nothing more could make this easier!