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Bonaldo Heron's chair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2012 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
16 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal, Fabric
Formfactor:
Published 5 June 2017
Pathways to textures are cleared Materials in English The model is grouped and named by a logical name Scan is available FBX without smoothing Polygons without smoothing - 1,072, Turbosmooth (instance) - Mixed 1 & 2 iterations - 10,496 Product: Heron Family: Heron Manufacturer: Bonaldo Designer: Mauro Lipparini Country: Italy Launched: 2017 Upholstery in leather, eco-leather or fabric Base in painted metal, chrome-finish or upholstered Dimensions: L.560 x D.570 x H.820 mm Starting from a flat surface, learning proportions, corners and connections: Mauro Lipparini played with geometry to design the Heron chair. 'A balanced proportion of thin planes, surfaces that bend to reinvigorate the frame, join together and enhance the stretched lines that follow the entire perimeter, extending in total lightness and airiness. (Mauro Lipparini). The word heron was the name for this chair. It was chosen for a significant reason: lightness is the characteristic feature of this chair, given by the geometry of the seat and backrest and remarkably enhanced by the legs, Hit the ground.
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Bonaldo Heron's chair

PRO
$7
Royalty free
13
13
13
Platform:3dsMax 2012 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Size:
16 MBNEW
Colors:
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal, Fabric
Formfactor:
Published 5 June 2017
Pathways to textures are cleared Materials in English The model is grouped and named by a logical name Scan is available FBX without smoothing Polygons without smoothing - 1,072, Turbosmooth (instance) - Mixed 1 & 2 iterations - 10,496 Product: Heron Family: Heron Manufacturer: Bonaldo Designer: Mauro Lipparini Country: Italy Launched: 2017 Upholstery in leather, eco-leather or fabric Base in painted metal, chrome-finish or upholstered Dimensions: L.560 x D.570 x H.820 mm Starting from a flat surface, learning proportions, corners and connections: Mauro Lipparini played with geometry to design the Heron chair. 'A balanced proportion of thin planes, surfaces that bend to reinvigorate the frame, join together and enhance the stretched lines that follow the entire perimeter, extending in total lightness and airiness. (Mauro Lipparini). The word heron was the name for this chair. It was chosen for a significant reason: lightness is the characteristic feature of this chair, given by the geometry of the seat and backrest and remarkably enhanced by the legs, Hit the ground.