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'Picnik' table
FREE
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2011 + obj
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
1 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Plastic
Formfactor:
Published 2 October 2017
High Detailed 3d model of a "Picnik" table from Extremis company.

This table is for two people. Picnik was of course primarily designed for small outdoor spaces. But thanks to its striking looks - both solid and stylized at the same time - Picnik is also frequently used indoors. Combining several Picnik tables in (semi) public spaces creates an almost artistic effect. Tate Modern chose Picnik for its visitor resting spots. After having won seven design awards, it is clear that Picnik will go down in design history as a true style icon.

- Real-World Scale (1470 * 940 * 740 mm)
- All materials are available in Material Editor
- Poly Count:

With TurboSmooth OFF:
Polygons: 2076
Vertices: 2092

With TurboSmooth ON (Iterations = 2):
Polygons: 39958
Vertices: 20422
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'Picnik' table

FREE
Royalty free
115
115
115
Platform:3dsMax 2011 + obj
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
1 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Plastic
Formfactor:
Published 2 October 2017
High Detailed 3d model of a "Picnik" table from Extremis company.

This table is for two people. Picnik was of course primarily designed for small outdoor spaces. But thanks to its striking looks - both solid and stylized at the same time - Picnik is also frequently used indoors. Combining several Picnik tables in (semi) public spaces creates an almost artistic effect. Tate Modern chose Picnik for its visitor resting spots. After having won seven design awards, it is clear that Picnik will go down in design history as a true style icon.

- Real-World Scale (1470 * 940 * 740 mm)
- All materials are available in Material Editor
- Poly Count:

With TurboSmooth OFF:
Polygons: 2076
Vertices: 2092

With TurboSmooth ON (Iterations = 2):
Polygons: 39958
Vertices: 20422