Billot Luberon houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8, before being converted into other 3D formats. Native format is .skp and the 3dsmax scene is a version of 3ds Max 2016 rendered with Vray 3.00. Are you looking for extra furniture for your kitchen? Explore the Luberon block, an essential element for chopping meats and vegetables that brings to mind a former butcher's block. This unit combines the beauty and strength of solid wood with a large work surface covered in a slate platter that is easy to maintain. With its rattan baskets and drawers, this big kitchen block has extensive storage space. Check out the charm of this wooden piece Luberon buffet paired together. This product belongs to the Luberon collection: Wood in warm colors combined with wrought iron, a timeless combination for an interior full of character. The golden hues and grain of the sheesham are highlighted by hand-applied color that gives each piece a warm finish. This range is a skilled blend of natural materials - rough slate for dinner blocks or consoles, sometimes used for the rattan dresser and tables. Dimensions (cm): 85 high x 95 wide x 50 deep. Weight: 62 kg. Reference number: 110349 Price: €449. The model contains 346 polygons. Textures can be found in .skp file. Want to know how to extract textures from a .skp file? It's easy if you have one of the following software, and we provide instructions on how to do it: Sketchup (Free) - To export as your preferred image format using File > Export 2d Graphic options. Alternatively: File -> Export -> 3D Model. The .dae file will include all texture maps that were exported when the Options button is clicked. C4D - Trial versions work just fine - Simply importing the .skp file to C4D creates a folder with textures adjacent to the .skp file, automatically generating the same texture. When the .skp file is imported into 3ds Max, it will store all the texture files in ..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages, which you can use immediately or export an fbx file by clicking 'Embed Media' in your exported dialog.