Cover glossy brown chair ALICE Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted into other formats compatible with the system. The native format of this model is .skp, which has been specifically optimized for use within the 3dsmax scene. It has been rendered with Vray 3.00 software in order to produce a high-quality visual representation. Dimensions: 100 cm tall, 47 cm wide, and 57 cm deep. For your living room's ambiance, opt for a glossy brown hue of linen chair cover that instantly adds a touch of elegance and style to the space. This particular slipcover features several notable attributes, including its easy customization feature, which allows you to swiftly change the look in a snap. Plus, this product fits perfectly on the Housser solid pine chair from ALICE Furniture with remarkable precision. Key Design Features: Wide Variety of Colors Color Options That Suit Every Style and Theme Simple Change Capability Additional information regarding extraction process: Polygons are around 187, reference is #147506. If needed you can find additional materials in the original .skp file under given dimensions in (cm). The best way to extract the materials depends on software. If you have access to these tools: * **Sketchup**, the operation process for exporting files: Simply choose the appropriate file export format in order to generate 2D or even higher level exports via the drop down option located in File>Export. Or by clicking another option within the application: Choose to go directly to File and proceed by exporting. The texture options button at your command when this exported .dae or file gets selected, with a corresponding Export Texture Maps checked and placed there by the system before rendering process, that is, once export operation takes effect as desired, by moving directly next level: directory location; and open the folder created to observe your desired materials located at your side. * **C4D** (Cinema 4d software. In free version), an import of a .skp file immediately generates corresponding texture maps along side exported model from within imported format files available by right clicking directly with context options visible or selecting as exportable folder location on system hard disk By selecting this way of import will result into textures saved on next export session using Cinema4D.