Headboard 160 Chesterfield taupe houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 before being converted into every other format of three-dimensional layout possible. Native file type is .skp, and 3dsmax scene operates within 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00. The stylish padded headboard in taupe velvet chesterfield design adds a luxurious feel to the decor of any bedroom! Perfect for a twin-sized bed or even a larger king-sized mattress, the ultra-comfortable 160 cm long and wide chesterfield headboard is exactly what your bed needs! And, did you know that the same collection also offers a headboard measuring in at 140 taupe velvet, as well as other colors designed for beds measuring either 140 or 160 cm in length? The selection doesn't stop there, because it also features a chesterfield ottoman footrest and an even more stylish gray velvet armchair! Measurements: H 122 x W 162 x D 9 inches. Weight is approximately 35 pounds (16 kg). To download textures, just look to the .skp file for assistance! But before that, ensure you have at least one of these popular software tools installed and ready for action! Sketchup (free) Just head over to the File/Export/2d Graphic section within your application and click export as a two-dimensional file format under your choice - either PNG, JPEG, etc... And there it is, an easy-peasy way to save your favorite image right away. Another method: Click on File -> Export -> 3D Model. In the dialog box that appears select Collada (.dae) file as export destination - check "Export Texture Maps" option within options section and click "Save". Navigate over to exported directory; you will find folder named like exported collada file that has all textures within. C4D If your in C4d just drag & drop .skp into the main viewport, wait a little bit until it populates in. You can now easily find texture by opening material browser > looking under materials list click open next to your favorite item to see preview then select browse on dialog box presented (to select source image or whatever desired). For example I like my models with lots of nice details, which sometimes gets complicated trying out various methods & techniques - hope these tips helped ease process somewhat so u get desired outcomes w/out wasting tons time doing things manually