NEWPORT white child bunk bed houses the world 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 14 before being converted to various other formats for wider accessibility. Native format remains .skp while a 3ds Max scene, specifically for this project, utilized 3ds Max 2016 rendering capabilities powered by Vray 3.00 from 2014. Catalogue references indicate the item was created within the Newport range in 2014. This sleek white wooden bunk bed is tailored to maximize space within a nursery while ensuring a double-coated design provides an accessible storage solution above and below, featuring two removable top slats on one side of the mattress. Complete your kid's playroom decor with the 140x200 cm duvet cover adorned in vibrant Studio 96 hues, matching tones include Newport: From matte white for neutral simplicity to vibrant colors such as blue gray or taupe writing to infuse whimsy and fun into the space! Accentuating a contrasted aesthetic is the shell-shaped handle finished in satin silver against a black grey iron base, perfectly paired with various other furniture components showcasing slatted drawers atop, side, or under their own tops - an intricate blend of style, function, and charm Size details (cm): 152 x H x W 102 x D 206 Weight: approximately 85 kg Ref.: 136844 Retail price: €494.50 Material properties consist of 28428 polygons Polymesh file for textures found in the .skp model How do I extract textures from a .skp model? It's quite easy if you have any of the listed software below: Sketchup (completely free): export your image of choice via File > Export > 2D Graphic under drop-down option; Alternatively, you can: file export -3D model-DAE file type select options to include texture maps then save directory for exported DAE model will contain folder with textures in them.