Linen Armchair ARCHIBALD Maisons du monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 and then successfully converted into numerous other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scene is specifically set up in 3ds Max 2016 version, which renders using Vray 3.00 At the convergence of timeless classic-style furniture and sleek modern armchairs, the Archibald natural linen armchair perfectly embodies elegance and comfort. Ideal for showcasing at a traditional exhibit, this armchair is inspired by old-style chairs while blending seamlessly into an interior with contemporary design. The cushioned seat is easily removable for effortless maintenance. If you prefer an alternate color scheme, try out the Archibald black linen armchair. This product falls within the Archibald range: create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere thanks to the expert mixture of wood and metal tones subtly aged and worn down. Distinctive tops made from solid mango wood are carefully aged to give off a charming gray patina. In an innovative touch, delicate-looking wooden leg replacements crafted from black metal imitate wood with incredible accuracy. Furthermore, subtle wheel additions covered in durable plastic make it a breeze to move this range's furniture around your home (excluding office settings) without causing unsightly marks on your floors. Size specifications include H 91 x W 72 x D 60 Weight: 25 kg The reference number is 115725, priced at €459.00 This product consists of 1206 polygons and textures that can be found in the .skp file To access these textures from within a .skp file: Follow the simple steps below to get started. Are you already familiar with any of the software mentioned below? That makes the process much easier, just follow these instructions If not, no worries - it's straightforward as well You will find step-by-step guidance on how to do this: You need the Sketchup software to extract textures. Go to File > Export 2D Graphic and you can export images of your choice there are also many more formats in there Just choose your image style in there, like PNG or JPEG for instance Go back into file again Then hit that "Options" button There should be something about Texture Maps click on it This will ensure all the images get included Or If not working well for you follow another approach You have to export to COLLADA File type this can also include maps go into your settings And click on those Options make sure there's a tick mark in Texture Map export It's easy For users with access to Cinema 4D: Importing .skp files will instantly create the folders containing textures you're looking for. Cinema 4D is more than enough, even if you are just a beginner So try using that For users who know about Rhino 3D: Just go to panels Material Editor You can now click on any material which comes with texture associated The option for getting to embedded file will show itself then