josephine console houses the world 3D model

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This stunning 3D model was initially crafted with Sketchup 8 and then expertly transformed into a multitude of other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while the 3ds Max scene is built using the robust features of 3ds Max 2016 version, skillfully rendered with Vray 3.00. This exquisite catalogue showcases classic lines and refined colors, elevating your space to a level of elegance and sophistication. With its rich wooden tone perfectly complementing your feminine atmosphere, this elegant console will undoubtedly make a striking addition to any room or entryway. A beautiful blend of functionality and style, this classic console boasts a compact drawer and two generous lower trays. Designed with versatility in mind, it effortlessly adapts to any setting, from modern spaces to traditional environments. Part of the enchanting Josephine range, this console embodies a captivating fusion of femininity and romance. Complete your interior design with matching furniture pieces such as the elegant dresser, luxurious hosier, or delicate dressing table – all presented in an understated white finish that easily integrates with any decor. The textured appearance showcases the natural beauty of paulownia and MDF wood. Sleek curved lines and intricately sculpted patterns exude a touch of softness, infusing this beautiful furniture piece with an undeniable sense of romance. With precise measurements, it stands at 80 cm high x 98 cm wide x 35 cm deep and weighs an impressive 13 kg. Available for just €149.90 (ref. 139266), its value shines through in every intricate detail. Extracting the captivating textures from this exceptional .skp file is a straightforward process, especially when you have one of these leading software tools at your disposal. Whether it's Sketchup, C4D, 3ds Max, or Rhinoceros 3D – each seamlessly integrates texture extraction capabilities for effortless use. When using Sketchup (free), exporting an image in any chosen 2D file format can be achieved via File/Export/2d Graphic, where you simply choose your desired settings. Alternatively, follow these simple steps: go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and select COLLADA as the file type, ensuring that export texture maps is ticked. Navigate to the exported file's location, and you will discover a folder filled with beautifully crafted textures. Utilizing C4D (with even its trial version), importing .skp files generates an automatically-created folder containing textures alongside the .skp file itself – streamlining your workflow for ease. With 3ds Max, after importing .skp files, store them in the assets/images directory within the project folder or alternatively, export as FBX and embed media for convenient organization. Last but certainly not least, using Rhinoceros 3D, effortlessly import your .skp file. Head over to panels -> material editor – pick any material sporting a texture, right-click on its name, and explore the Textures section, locating textures nestled within the temporary AppDataLocalTemp/embedded_files directory. At this point, feel free to transfer those captivating textures to any folder that best suits your workflow!