Stockholm the glazed library houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other formats compatible with this program. The native format of this file is .skp, while a scene rendered with Vray 3.00 can be opened in 3ds Max 2016. By blending the minimalism associated with Scandinavian-style furniture and the cozy ambiance found in solid wood pieces, the Stockholm bookcase effortlessly fits into any room's décor. This cabinet will double as your personal library by hiding books from dust or as a dining china cabinet to showcase trinkets, according to how you decide to use it. The combination of simplicity and elegance found in Sheesham solid wood makes this collection perfect when paired with the matching wooden buffet for a trendy environment. The product Stockholm belongs to the furniture range created for a cozy atmosphere. A simple design along with welcoming elements will make your home an attractive place. Using natural blonde color in this collection from Sheesham range creates freshness and modernity inside every room. Clean lines emphasize contemporary features of this furniture line, which adds value and class. Dimensions (in cm): 200 x 110 x 45 The weight of the entire set is 120.50 kg. http://www.maisonsdumonde.com/FR/fr/produits/fiche/bibliotheque-stockholm-111615.htm Product number: 111615 Price € 990. The collection contains a total of 35 polygons, which includes different types and models to be combined for more creative looks. Polygons: 35 Textures for the .skp file can be easily found when opened with any of the software listed below. To export textures from the .skp file: * If you have Sketchup (Free) available: + You will need to select Export in the File/Export option. Choose 2D file or any format that your device supports, and you can use that as a texture. Another option for using Sketchup is: * File -> Export -> 3d Model. Select .dae format. This will give you options on export of other media formats and save your desired images. * For those with C4D (a free trial version will work too): + Just open the .skp file, then importing this in C4D automatically organizes a separate folder next to the model for its associated textures. 3ds Max can easily import files by using File - > Import/Append command. The location where all media elements can be accessed should include images along with other textures.