Armchair Mole LinBrasil 3D model

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High-quality polygonal model armchair and footstool are available for download. Textures are included. A system unit setup in millimeters has been used. V-Ray rendering has taken place with a gamma value of 2.2. Object groups have been set up and organized accordingly. Materials have been applied to all objects, and texture paths have been cleared to prevent any missing textures from appearing. Objects are on a 1:1 scale and have been thoroughly tested in CheckMate Lite software. Two color options are available within the material editor. The model contains 368,583 polygons and 303,348 vertices with subdivision enabled. In the scene, three V-Ray plane lights and one V-Ray camera have been set up to achieve studio-like lighting effects. When clicking the render button, the user will see an image that is identical to the preview version. The model archive includes textures, a material library, and 3 different formats - MAX 2012, OBJ, and FBX. This high-quality armchair and footstool model utilizes V-Ray rendering and materials. It is native to 3ds Max 2012 software. Textures have been resolved at the following resolutions: 3000x3000, 2000x2000, 1080x1080, and 768x1360. This premium product is known as the Mole armchair and footstool. The family to which it belongs is also named Mole. It was manufactured by LinBrasil. The original designer of this piece is none other than Sergio Rodrigues. Launched in 1961, it originated from Brazil. Dimensions for the armchair are 120 x 105 x 82 cm high. The footstool measures 58 x 82 x 45 cm in height. Available options for the frame and seat include five different tones of solid beechwood with a varnish finish or solid Imbuia wood with either a clear varnish or oil finish. An adjustable leather webbing support system is utilized, paired with polyurethane upholstery featuring polyester fiber. This iconic design was originally created in 1961 by Sergio Rodrigues. It is characterized by a robust yet extremely comfortable solid rounded wood frame, along with luxurious floppy cushions made from oversized leather. Sergio's 'Mole' piece captured the hearts of many during its time and marked a new trend in international design, shifting focus towards comfort and larger-scale design. As such, it was favored and won an award at the IV Furniture Bienal held in Italy back in 1961.