Shelf Industry Maisons du Monde 3D model

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This 3D model was originally built with Sketchup 8 and then transformed into every other 3D format imaginable. Native format is .skp, and the 3dsmax scene was created using 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 Shelves INDUSTRY Ref. 103867; Price: $499.00 Inspired by the industrial design aesthetic, the black and natural wood shelf INDUSTRY is sure to seduce you with its style. Spirit loft for this bookshelf on wheels combines sleek black iron and organic wood perfectly. This trendy shelf furniture has a light copper aged finish and offers five fixed shelves for your interior decoration. Don't forget to pair it with the matching black iron console and design TV stand, perfect complements in this Industry collection! This product belongs to the vintage-industrial range of designs: A throwback to the good old industrial era, where wood brings warmth and character to riveted metal pieces. The rustic charm of the shesham wood accents perfectly pairs with the rough texture of the black iron nodes. Each hand-applied coat of varnish highlights the nuances of the authentic wooden material, giving it a subtle shine for effortless maintenance. Practical and unique black metal casters allow you to move this furniture range effortlessly around your space. A strong emphasis on real authenticity is evident in the matte black riveted metal structure with visible seams that pay homage to its vintage industrial roots. Size (cm): 202H x 125W x 39D Weight: 60 kg Ref: 103867, Price: $499.00 Polygons: 9023 You can find textures inside .skp file - follow these easy steps: Sketchup users will know the drill - just export as a 2D graphic file from File/Export dropdown menu, and voilà! You'll have your images. Another way to get textures working is this: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Then check off the "export texture maps" button in options. Once done, navigate to where it exports, and find a folder next to your .dae file with all your image assets. That's a job well done! C4D users know how it works: Import that .skp file into C4D, and it automatically spits out a folder of textures for you right by the file name. And finally, for 3ds Max users: Once you import your .skp to 3ds max, head over to this directory -> ..\3dsMaxScene\Assets\Images - bingo! Your textures are stored there, ready to be exported and embedded into any of these 3d files. Export it in an fbx format with embed media enabled in the export dialog box - same effect.