large pink bed head CHESTERFIELD houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13 and then converted into all other popular 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, and 3ds Max scene utilizes version 2016 of this powerful software. Rendered with Vray 3.00 HOUSES FURNITURE WORLD introduced a bold new concept in 2013: To see life come alive in your room, just go for the pink headboard from the CHESTERFIELD collection. This luxurious velvet Chesterfield is both beautiful and practical as it adds a gentle touch to any bed with its soft padding. Place this stunning piece of furniture behind the bed or wall, where size truly matters (cm): 122 x 162 x 9. reference #132, SKU# 653 at $249, featuring an impressive number of polygons: 40. Looking for textures associated with this model? They are easily located in .skp files and ready to be accessed whenever you need them. For users with compatible software installed on their computer systems, it is effortless to extract these images. Just follow the simple guidelines provided below: If you use Sketchup (available as a free version), export your chosen image from the File/Export/2d Graphic option under Drop Down, and then save as your desired 2D file format. An alternative method can be employed if needed: 1) Under the main menu go to "File", then select "Export", finally choose to "3D Model". a) The software will automatically save all images into your exported location directory as part of an export named similarly to the .skp file which you're working on at present. The process gets simpler and is almost foolproof when importing the original model into 3ds Max (the Trial version will suffice): 1) Select "File/Import..." from your toolbar menu. a) A new dialog box called Import Options is opened: Check the export box, b) click Export button and choose file destination to automatically create a sub folder under the project directory titled "embeded files". Users working on this model can also make full use of Rhino (using even the Trial version) by simply importing .skp files. Once materials are opened in editor they will have direct access for saving all embedded files to location of your choice through just simple right mouse click actions - No complicated procedure is necessary anymore