Comptoire spices cooking The long island houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene is in 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00. The spice counter is a must-have for any kitchen (5 items) featuring a beautifully arranged setup. Coffee lovers will appreciate the suspension of the coffee station. - **The Chest**: A stunning storage solution with width at 140 cm, depth at 50 cm, and height at 210 cm. Ref: 501.40203, Price: € 699 - **The Bufet**: Two beautifully crafted doors measuring width at 130 cm, depth at 50 cm, and height at 85 cm. Ref: 501.40202, Price: € 389 - **The Chiffonier**: Three convenient baskets on a narrow width of 40 cm, depth of 29 cm, and height of 87 cm. Ref: 103901, Price: € 129 - **The Console**: A versatile storage solution with a width of 108 cm, depth of 40 cm, and height of 85 cm. Ref: 117233, Price: € 269 - **Buffet 6 baskets (Island)**: Perfect for cooking stations with dimensions of 120 cm in width, 50 cm in depth, and 85 cm in height. Ref: 103891, Price: € 369 - **Comptoire**: Add a stylish touch to your kitchen with a beautifully designed countertop measuring diameter at 50 cm, max height at 90 cm. Ref: 117219, Price: € 69 - **Coffee Station**: An essential feature for any kitchen coffee lover with dimensions of Diam 81 cm. Ref: 116331, Price: € 99 This furniture piece is part of the exquisite range called Comptoir des Epices, featuring authentic finishes and multiple drawers that perfectly capture the antique charm. The pieces from this collection are made from poplar, paulownia, and MDF with a smooth off-white color blend that perfectly matches the rich tones of wenge-colored plates and rattan storage baskets. A delicate stencil design in taupe brings an air of elegance to this enchanting range, while black satin iron handles create striking contrast with the white furniture. **Textures and Polygon Details:** The total number of polygons used for this 3D model is an impressive 52163. To access these beautiful textures from .skp files: If you have one or more of the following software installed on your computer, extracting these high-quality images becomes a simple task by following the provided guidelines. * **Sketchup (Free)**: Exporting as your preferred 2D graphic format under File > Export is all you need to do. OR, if needed: 1. Go to File -> Export and select COLLADA File (.dae) option. Click Options button in export dialog window to enable export texture maps checkbox. This generates a folder next to exported file location, holding the image for it. 2. For easy usage, simply select an image as your choice from 2D files created. **Alternative options:** - **C4D (Free version is enough)**: Just import .skp into C4D; this immediately generates a separate folder with the necessary textures alongside it. - If not using any software yet, try one for easy use. For detailed access, check: 1. Importing in 3ds Max automatically directs all stored images to `.\\pathToYourScenefolderAssetsImages`. Alternatively: Choose FBX export file (Select Embed media option from dialogue). Then go back where you created a new file. For this folder, there are your required assets now at hand. For any trial version software (such as mentioned), installing and starting up should already have generated all files for free viewing and extracting. If nothing yet happens after opening: Open Panel Material Editor by going to: **Panel >> Material** Now click inside panel on selected material (with any attached images). To locate necessary assets - navigate over the text displayed and right click on each object mentioned. Navigate further into 'three dot button' located nearby for direct location details - you should now have everything where you need it within minutes without trouble!