Sofa 3places demin Chicago houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8, then expertly converted to multiple formats, showcasing native format .skp, alongside compatible models in 3ds Max 2016 version rendered by Vray 3.00. The sleek CHICAGO denim sofa boasts a chic 3-seat design upholstered with denim fabric, perfect for the modern home, plus its fully removable plush padding makes cleaning easy as pie! If you're looking to mix it up, try pairing this stunner with ivory, taupe, slate gray, or rich chocolate sofas - available in 3 seater options to satisfy your space needs. The dimensions measure a compact H 83 x W 200 x D 102, and this fabulous piece of furniture tips the scales at 57 kg. Check out this fantastic sofa in all its glory at: http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/canape-3-places-fixe-denim-chicago-111147.htm where you can grab it for a steal at €490. Polish off your collection with 259 polygon perfection! Looking to get your hands on the snazzy textures? Look no further! If you're a fan of free goodies, then you've got it made with Sketchup (totally free)! Simply export that image as a gorgeous 2D file from under File > Export > 2D Graphic. Easy peasy! Alternatively, give this trick a try: * Open your .skp file * Click on File > Export > 3D Model, and export it as a fancy COLLADA file (*.dae) * Ensure the Export Texture Maps option is turned on, and click Options for extra goodness! * The textures should magically appear in a folder right alongside your exported file - voila! Love C4D? No problem! When you import .skp files to this program, a folder containing all the textures will automatically materialize next to the file. Easy as falling off a log! Got 3ds Max skills? Excellent news! When importing your .skp file to this version of 3ds Max, all those texture files get tucked safely away in the ..\3dsMaxsceneassetsimages folder. But that's not all! You can also export an fbx file with embed media enabled (just select it from the options menu), and a shiny new textures folder will sprout up right next to your fbx file - fabulous! Time to shine your C4D skills again? Simply import .skp into Rhinoceros 3D. Click on that gorgeous material editor (found in Panels > Material editor) then click on the lovely texture you're craving (from Textures), and watch those textures magically appear right before your eyes, stored safely within the ..AppDataLocalTempembedded_files directory. Want to snag them for keeps? Just copy-paste 'em into any folder that suits your fancy - done deal!