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Reda amalou lanka armchair
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$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 10 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Wood, Fabric |
| Formfactor: |
Published 4 October 2019
Reda Amalou - Lanka chair
The Lanka chair is a subtle balance between weightlessness and structure. Inspired by the 50's, Reda Amalou created a sensual suspended curve above a series of brass rods which hold the whole together to make a subtle line pattern. This gives the chair its unique character and visual identity. Burned oak veneer, brass rods, upholstered fabric seat.
https://www.redaamalou.com/en/boutique/chairs/lanka-chair/
- The model is based on the original manufacturer dimensions and technical data.
- Modeled in 3ds Max 2014, rendered using V-Ray 3.
- 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, object at 0.0.0.
- Subdivision-ready geometry.
- Opening without errors.
- FBX + OBJ + 3DS formats are included in the archive.
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The Lanka chair is a subtle balance between weightlessness and structure. Inspired by the 50's, Reda Amalou created a sensual suspended curve above a series of brass rods which hold the whole together to make a subtle line pattern. This gives the chair its unique character and visual identity. Burned oak veneer, brass rods, upholstered fabric seat.
https://www.redaamalou.com/en/boutique/chairs/lanka-chair/
- The model is based on the original manufacturer dimensions and technical data.
- Modeled in 3ds Max 2014, rendered using V-Ray 3.
- 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, object at 0.0.0.
- Subdivision-ready geometry.
- Opening without errors.
- FBX + OBJ + 3DS formats are included in the archive.
polys 5928
verts 3318
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Reda amalou lanka armchair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
14
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 10 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Wood, Fabric |
| Formfactor: |
Published 4 October 2019
Reda Amalou - Lanka chair
The Lanka chair is a subtle balance between weightlessness and structure. Inspired by the 50's, Reda Amalou created a sensual suspended curve above a series of brass rods which hold the whole together to make a subtle line pattern. This gives the chair its unique character and visual identity. Burned oak veneer, brass rods, upholstered fabric seat.
https://www.redaamalou.com/en/boutique/chairs/lanka-chair/
- The model is based on the original manufacturer dimensions and technical data.
- Modeled in 3ds Max 2014, rendered using V-Ray 3.
- 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, object at 0.0.0.
- Subdivision-ready geometry.
- Opening without errors.
- FBX + OBJ + 3DS formats are included in the archive.
polys 5928
verts 3318
The Lanka chair is a subtle balance between weightlessness and structure. Inspired by the 50's, Reda Amalou created a sensual suspended curve above a series of brass rods which hold the whole together to make a subtle line pattern. This gives the chair its unique character and visual identity. Burned oak veneer, brass rods, upholstered fabric seat.
https://www.redaamalou.com/en/boutique/chairs/lanka-chair/
- The model is based on the original manufacturer dimensions and technical data.
- Modeled in 3ds Max 2014, rendered using V-Ray 3.
- 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, object at 0.0.0.
- Subdivision-ready geometry.
- Opening without errors.
- FBX + OBJ + 3DS formats are included in the archive.
polys 5928
verts 3318
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