Vitra Eames plastic chair and edu desk unit 3D model

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This high-poly furniture set 3D model is rendered using V-Ray. It includes stacked files, textures, and has been tested with Checkmate Light program. The 3DS, FBX, and OBJ files are exported without meshsmooth modifiers. There are no hidden objects, all objects are grouped, have materials assigned, and there are no missing textures or paths. Objects also feature a 1:1 scale, and come with lights and cameras for easy rendering in 3ds Max. The model is optimized for rendering in that program and V-Ray, but may require adjustments to materials and lighting in other software. The set includes the Eames Desk Unit (EDU), designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949. Its panels function as a modesty shield while partially enclosing two storage compartments. The desk is height-adjustable for uneven floors and features a table top of plywood with birch veneer, metal surfaces with black powder-coated finish, aluminum panels with powder-coated finish, and maple plywood shelves with birch face veneer and transparent lacquer finish. The legs have individual leveling adjustment and the application is recommended for residential use only. The set also includes Eames Plastic Chairs by Charles & Ray Eames from 1950, featuring fully upholstered options. These chairs embody the designers' goal of providing the best to the greatest number of people for the least. They experimented with plywood and sheet aluminum before discovering glass-fiber reinforced polyester resin as an ideal material. Additionally, the set includes George Nelson's Ceramic Clocks from 1953 and Alexander Girard's Coffee Mugs from 1971. The clocks combine geometric and organic shapes, while the mugs feature motifs inspired by Girard's work in restaurant interiors. The entire furniture set has a total of 98,464 polygons.