BUFFET MOZAMBIQUE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 software, after which it was successfully converted into various other formats, all available for easy access. The native format of this model is .skp, a specific 3ds Max scene rendered using Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2014. This stunning metal and wood buffet boasts an intricate design featuring carved motifs and small silver studs that greatly enhance any decor it's placed within. Boasting 2 beautifully hand-carved doors, a sturdy metal rim and a fixed inner shelf, this cabinet is the perfect addition to any dining area. With its unique design, you can bring the outdoors in by filling it with colorful objects collected from your travels, creating an inviting space for family and friends alike. Just like the Menara black metal gates that inspire its design, this beautiful buffet stands out as a valuable addition to any home. The dimensions of this impressive piece are (cm): H 80 x W 115 x D 40, making it a perfect fit for small dining areas. Weighing in at just 0.10 Kg, you can easily place it anywhere within your space without worrying about clutter. The price for this exquisite piece is € 499.90 and the file contains an impressive total of 70 polygons, making it a valuable investment for any interior design project. With such a wide range of uses in mind, textures for this model are provided separately as .skp files, available upon request. If you need to access these textures for use within your projects, we've got good news! The extraction process is quite simple and can be done with the following software: With Sketchup (completely free to download), it's easy to extract the textures using the 'File -> Export' option and selecting a 2D file format. You'll have access to your preferred 2D graphic format in no time. Alternatively, you can use C4D (even with just a trial version) by simply importing the .skp file into your project - it will automatically generate a folder containing all the textures! In case you prefer working with 3ds Max, you'll be happy to know that once the .skp file is imported, you can find the textures within the scene's asset directory at ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. For extra convenience, just select the embed media option during the fbx export process, and it will automatically generate a folder with all the textures alongside the exported fbx file. If Rhinoceros 3D is your go-to software for design projects, don't worry! Simply import the .skp file, open the material editor, select any material that contains texture, click on the texture name (within the Textures section) and voilà! You can now see all the textures within the embedded_files directory at ..AppDataLocalTemp. Lastly, don't hesitate to copy or paste these beautiful textures to a folder of your preference.