PORQUEROLLES convenient houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into various other formats. Native format is .skp while a 3dsmax scene renders using Vray 3.00 Fancy upping your home decor's originality factor? A wood dresser from Porquerolles collection can get you there! This 4-drawer chest boasts an old wooden cabinet that's been carefully hand-sanded to reveal different layers of paint, offering a truly one-of-a-kind craft storage piece for furniture enthusiasts. Place this in your room and experience the charm of beautiful wooden dressing Porquerolles! This product belongs to the range Porquerolles - known for its bold taste and unique design sense. Composed mostly of solid mango wood to bring out the former's authentic side, these pieces feature a mix of sanded and scraped paint layers for a distinctively aged look. Each item in this collection is crafted with care, and due to varying color palettes (ivory, beige, wood color...), it's not uncommon for slight differences in natural colors. Drawers appear to be older than they actually are, adding to the sense of originality, while the antique-inspired design shines through with its subtle brass hardware touches. Dimensions: H 90 x W 80 x D 45; Weight: 41 kg Check out the product page at http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/commode-porquerolles-116290.htm Product Ref: 116290, Price € 399, and you'll be able to download it. There are Polygons in 543 units included for a seamless model experience. Want access to the textures? The good news is they're embedded directly within the .skp file! Getting your hands on those textures has never been easier, thanks to compatibility with the following software packages: 1) Sketchup - Just head to File -> Export -> 2D Graphic or File -> Export -> 3D Model (Export as COLLADA). In the exported location, you'll find a folder named after your exported file containing all of its textures. 2) C4D - Importing the .skp model instantly creates a folder with textures next to it, making the extraction process effortless! 3) 3ds Max - Importing your .skp file here also saves texture files directly in .\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages. You can further extract them by selecting Embed Media during export, generating a dedicated folder for these images along with your exported fbx file.