Cabinet NAMASTE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model originated with Sketchup 8, subsequently converted into multiple other formats. The native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene was rendered in version 2016 utilizing Vray 3.00. CATALOGUE REFERENCE NUMBER: 146794 DIMENSIONS (CM): Height: 80, Length: 120, and Projection: 40 Weight: 59 kg Crafted with intricate floral motifs, this exquisite wooden cabinet exudes elegance, perfectly complementing a Zen or exotic decor aesthetic. With its eight drawers and crisp white finish, the cabinet provides ample storage space for a bedroom or living room setting. Deco highlight: hand-carved drawer facades accompanied by striking silver accents. Our recommendation is to enhance the overall look with an oversized, engraved metal mirror positioned atop, while carefully arranging treasured travel mementos nearby. Alternatively, discover our OSCAR collection. Reference number 146794 PRICE: €599.90 POLYGONS: 364 Accessible textures can be located within the .skp file To extract textures from this .skp file utilize the following steps: If you have any of the software mentioned below, extracting the textures is relatively effortless. Please refer to the provided guidelines for specific instructions. Sketchup (Free version available) 1. Under the File/Export menu select 2D Graphic option 2. The export will contain an image representing the desired file format. C4D - When .skp files are imported, a new folder containing textures is automatically generated next to the exported .skp file. 3ds Max: When you import an .skp file, all textures stored within it are then located at 3dsMaxSceneassetsImages You may also choose to export a file as an FBX, opting for Embed media and saving the corresponding textures together in that directory Rhinoceros 3D Importing your .skp file triggers Rhinoceros' Material editor. - In the panels, material selection menu Locate the panel of "Material editor", and in it any existing object whose appearance depends upon this .skp file You can easily identify a text-based icon representing the applied texture. When selecting any material possessing an attached image press 'Apply'. When opening your application to access those same images select Material> Open textures folder within it