Buffet VERSAILLES houses the world 3D model

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This magnificent 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then seamlessly converted into multiple 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while a stunning 3ds Max scene boasts version 2016 and was rendered using Vray 3.00 Find all the grandeur and refinement of an aristocratic castle in the elegant Versailles solid wood buffet. This impressive 4-door cabinet boasts a gorgeous mango wood body and a beautiful wax-finished natural wood top that perfectly captures the essence of fine sophistication for your living space. Make it yours now by coming to discover this breathtaking royal black chest that pairs exquisitely with black wooden furniture. This magnificent piece belongs to the regal Versailles range: Within this luxurious collection, refined classic style and chic designs reign supreme. Solid mango wood trays with a subtle limed white finish stand out against the rich dark patina created by artisans using brushes and precision sanding techniques that reveal layers of time. Hasty handcrafted drawers enhance its vintage style while beautiful and intricately carved brass hardware lend an air of authenticity to this refined collection. To protect your treasure, a wax layer adds an exquisite sheen and allows for effortless maintenance. The details: Height (cm): 85 x Width: 160 x Depth: 50 Weight: 74.10 Kg Find more about it here http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/buffet-versailles-115693.htm#prod115693 Ref No: 115693 Price € 790 To learn how to extract textures from .skp file: With these common software tools at your fingertips, extracting images will be an easy and enjoyable process. If you're familiar with Sketchup, follow these straightforward steps: Just select Export/2D Graphic in the drop-down option under File and export it as a 2D file of your preference. Alternatively, In Sketchup go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Under Options, make sure that Texture Maps is enabled for export. Navigate to the exported location and find a folder with all your textures ready to use. C4D offers another efficient method: When you import .skp into C4D it generates a new folder filled with beautiful textures alongside the imported file. With 3ds Max: Upon importing .skp, look for .sceneassetsimages in 3dsMax, that's where all your textures await you.