Natural MAXENCE headboard houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software and then transformed into various other formats for maximum versatility. Native format is .skp, while a corresponding scene file is formatted specifically for use in 3ds Max 2016. The entire setup has been optimized to be rendered seamlessly with Vray 3.00. For a home makeover that's simply world-class, the House furniture world brand brings you new, stylish pieces every year - such as this amazing bed frame addition called 160 Flaxseed Maxentius. A headboard for modern style homes with an artistic touch of classic sophistication is precisely what you get from this design - one covered with a canvas that's pure linen in subdued colors to maintain understated elegance throughout the room or hall. Behind a bed, against any wall, it looks stunning, while fitting right into place where it counts. The Maxentius is designed specifically to match up nicely beside or above your mattress, so it will look great either way - 160 width also fits comfortably for larger beds like 140 sizes have smaller equivalents like linen headboard Montecristo in its line, adding another new choice for bedroom fans seeking unique design touches. Specifications (cm): Height is 122 centimeters tall x Width reaches across a whopping 162 cm broad and at only 11 deep in the depth department makes perfect sense in every size of bed space imaginable including yours naturally. Ref: The Ref Number For easy purchase assistance - or your own tracking - this amazing addition comes with #133285. It's a total price bargain for those interested buyers out there because all these modern designs offer great value - here, that's only €229 in its European marketplace! Number of polygons utilized for rendering purposes amounts to six only but remember the end product looks more visually rich due entirely upon various textures & settings chosen during final touches when making such high level images possible. If you ever need these or related assets just export an image using file>export/2d graphics tool under any software compatible - even those with free versions which support sketchup naturally. Alternatively, use following options found inside File -> Export menu options for 3dsmax scenes rendering requirements since this is very detailed here. The alternative option provided via importation process works well too when you happen have trial versions lying around somewhere because even those should be good enough starting points. Here's another simple way using these imported assets into respective program without much difficulty afterwards thanks again.