Buffet SOHO houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted into all other formats, including .skp and more. Native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene being created in 2016 using Vray 3.00 for rendering. Reference number 147265 gives this vintage-style 4-door buffet its dimensions: height 70 cm x length 240 cm x protrusion 45 cm, weighing 91 kg in total. You'll find this piece of furniture in sheesham wood, with ample storage space for your living room and a hint of vintage charm. The doors behind which you hide removable shelves allow you to design your dreams into reality, easily configuring the furniture as you like. Deetail of decoration adds another touch: doors close smoothly due to their magnetic finish. If you'd rather choose from different options within the same collection, look for this buffet in its 3-door version – reference number is the same, but price differs. For further clarification regarding texture extraction: * Refer to our guidelines if your software matches any of the following: * Sketchup: Export a file using 'File -> Export' dialog under 2D Graphic format. * Go for 'File -> Export -> 3D Model'. Make sure COLLADA File is selected, export and save it. The location should hold an extra folder with all your exported textures included. This process simplifies finding and utilizing these necessary files in creating stunning models like this 4-door sheesham buffet. Or * For those who might use: * C4D, simply import .skp file into your C4D project; a folder containing required textures should automatically be created for you. You will now be able to find your requested texture files there, stored alongside the imported scene's assets images located under "3ds Max -> .scene" directory. To embed these in fbx export option available during export process, please ensure the media is selected when creating fbx files from original file with texture mapped embedded. * Rhino also does this nicely too by selecting the materials containing textural details and extracting these same as seen through embedded folders within AppData directories following similar processes applied elsewhere. For everyone: Feel free to move any pasted texture files to your desired storage place without hesitation!