EXPO mirror houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 and then converted to multiple other formats for a wide range of users. Its native format is .skp, while a compatible version for 3ds Max is available as 3ds Max 2016, complete with a scene rendered in Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD. For the latest in modern living spaces, try adding a touch of urban sophistication to your home with the Expo mirror. Designed to resemble a metal box, this impressive wood-framed mirror boasts an intricate wooden framework worked into a patina finish that flawlessly mimics the look and feel of real metal. The perfect addition to any contemporary interior design, it also pairs beautifully with our Gustave mirror in a similar style. Key Specifications Size (cm): H 90 x W 64 x D 4 Weight: 10 Kg http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/en/gb/produits/fiche/miroir-expo-122956.htm Product Ref No: 122956 Price £139 Technical Details Polygons: 106 You'll find textures included within the .skp file, and can access them with ease. How to extract these images from a .skp file? If you have one of the following software programs, follow these straightforward guidelines: Sketchup (Free) Export your image in a desired 2D format by selecting File/Export/2d Graphic - choosing your preferred option from the drop-down menu. Or Try this alternative method: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Export as COLLADA file (*.dae). Make sure 'Export Texture Maps' is selected. Visit the exported file location, where you should see a folder with textures included. C4D (Even the Trial Version will work) Import your .skp file into C4D. Next to your .skp file, it automatically generates a new folder containing all of the required textures. 3ds Max If you import .skp file to 3ds Max, the texture files will be saved in the following directory: ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages You can locate these by clicking on the 3ds Max window menu. To export an fbx file with media option enabled (within the Export dialog box), a folder of textures is automatically created together with your exported fbx file. Rhino 3D (The Trial Version should be enough) Import .skp into Rhino 3D, and click on Open Material Editor. Select any material containing texture applied to it. In the Textures section, right-click on the selected texture, then press three dots. A directory should open where you can locate textures in: ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files You are free to copy and paste the required textures into any chosen folder for easier access.