Chair WAVES beige Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 and then converted into numerous other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, and a 3ds Max scene exists in version 2016, rendered using Vray 3.00. CATALOGUE 2015 Reference: 147341 Dimensions (cm): H 93 x W 72 x PR 76 Weight: 20.60 Kg The chair features mottled beige fabric and is inspired by a vintage design from the 50s. A light wood base with wooden feet complements the style, making it ideal for use in your relaxation area. This unique detail makes this model stand out with its rounded shapes, reminiscent of the fifties era. We suggest adding small colored cushions to enhance the chair's look and create a more lively atmosphere. If you desire even greater comfort, consider adding 4 or more cushions at once! In keeping with this style, take a look at our KELTON chair, Ref. 147341, priced at €299.90 Polygons: 316 You'll find textures within the .skp file if needed for rendering or editing purposes. To extract these textures from your .skp file: If you're using Sketchup (completely free) to edit this model: 1. Select 'File', then 'Export', followed by '2D Graphic' from the dropdown option. Export it in your chosen format and texture file will also be saved. Another method involves going into 'File' and clicking on 'Export'. Choose COLLADA File (dae) format. Check off the 'Export Texture Maps' checkbox while setting this up in Options menu. Once done, click OK. After this is completed you can find all your extracted textures stored within the exported file directory along with a separate folder containing those very same files. Alternatively if C4D trial version exists: Upon opening .skp model and exporting, textures will also generate a folder named as your 3D sketch. In another instance where import was successfully achieved via importing 3ds Max or any 3ds Max, file stored under specific asset folders should be present in it Another possible option using software that offers Rhinoceros version (free): You need first save exported model into local machine using SketchUp (skp file), so as later proceed import. To see all materials currently selected on that very particular view simply select any such element on it with mouse.