Meissen Couture - Dormeuse Modello 3D
specificazioni
- Geometriapolygonal
- poligoni20,552
- vertici12,400
- TexturesYes
- riggedNo
- AnimatoNo
- Prontabile in 3DNo
- Gioco pronto (low poly)No
- UV mappatoYes
- UV non avvoltonone
Descrizione
An exquisite daybed that combines sophisticated geometry and comfort. Her strict lines and thoughtful proportions create a laconic but elegant silhouette. The low base with a wooden lattice gives the structure lightness and visual lightness, and the soft upholstery in a light shade emphasizes its stylish minimalism. Side cushions with decorative accents add functionality and make your stay more comfortable. Contrasting pillows made of noble materials add a touch of warmth and comfort. This daybed is perfect for a modern living room, bedroom, lounge area or stylish study. It will seamlessly fit into interiors in the spirit of minimalism, Art Deco and neoclassical, offering a space for relaxation, reading or relaxing leisure. With its classic shape, the living room furniture combines European and Asian style elements. The contrast between wood and handcrafted porcelain cubes for the open base gives it a look of modernity and lightness. Thanks to the wide variety of upholstery materials available, the day bed and bed bench can be designed in a range of different looks, from opulent to timelessly simple. The loosely arranged roll arms are fixed to the body by an invisible line of magnets. The high-quality seat padding in combination with the finest quality cushions ensures exclusive sitting comfort. - The model is based on the original manufacturer dimensions and technical data. - Modeled in 3ds Max 2014, rendered using V-Ray. - Subdivision-ready geometry. - Model, textures and materials have unique logical names. - The V-ray materials are set up with gamma 2.2, shaders and textures are included. - Correctly scale of the original objects, multi-submaterial, object at 0.0.0. - FBX + OBJ + 3DS are included in the archive.
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