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Vincent Laine Incremental Chair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2021 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 14 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Metal |
| Formfactor: |
Published 30 October 2026
Incremental Chair by Vincent Laine Stainless Steel Brutalist Chair
Dimensions: L.56 x W.45 x H.80 cm.
System unit mm / FBX and Obj included / No plugins used.
Stylistic Features:
The Vincent Laine Incremental Chair collection piece showcases a futuristic, brutalist architectural aesthetic combining bent sheet metal craftsmanship, raw metallic textures, and a seamless closed-loop geometry. This contemporary chair perfectly embodies brutalist design, industrial minimalism, cantilevered engineering, and sculptural furniture art, pairing a continuous loop base with an integrated bent backrest split by a sleek vertical slit. Ideal as a modern accent piece or high-profile seat in luxury apartments, contemporary showrooms, or creative workspace environments. Its detailed PBR shader setups for brushed stainless steel and raw metallic finishes ensure it stands out as a unique and highly adaptive asset in any ArchViz scene.
Dimensions: L.56 x W.45 x H.80 cm.
System unit mm / FBX and Obj included / No plugins used.
Stylistic Features:
The Vincent Laine Incremental Chair collection piece showcases a futuristic, brutalist architectural aesthetic combining bent sheet metal craftsmanship, raw metallic textures, and a seamless closed-loop geometry. This contemporary chair perfectly embodies brutalist design, industrial minimalism, cantilevered engineering, and sculptural furniture art, pairing a continuous loop base with an integrated bent backrest split by a sleek vertical slit. Ideal as a modern accent piece or high-profile seat in luxury apartments, contemporary showrooms, or creative workspace environments. Its detailed PBR shader setups for brushed stainless steel and raw metallic finishes ensure it stands out as a unique and highly adaptive asset in any ArchViz scene.
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Vincent Laine Incremental Chair
PRO
$7
Royalty free
6
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2021 + fbx |
| Render: | |
| Size: | 14 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Metal |
| Formfactor: |
Published 30 October 2026
Incremental Chair by Vincent Laine Stainless Steel Brutalist Chair
Dimensions: L.56 x W.45 x H.80 cm.
System unit mm / FBX and Obj included / No plugins used.
Stylistic Features:
The Vincent Laine Incremental Chair collection piece showcases a futuristic, brutalist architectural aesthetic combining bent sheet metal craftsmanship, raw metallic textures, and a seamless closed-loop geometry. This contemporary chair perfectly embodies brutalist design, industrial minimalism, cantilevered engineering, and sculptural furniture art, pairing a continuous loop base with an integrated bent backrest split by a sleek vertical slit. Ideal as a modern accent piece or high-profile seat in luxury apartments, contemporary showrooms, or creative workspace environments. Its detailed PBR shader setups for brushed stainless steel and raw metallic finishes ensure it stands out as a unique and highly adaptive asset in any ArchViz scene.
Dimensions: L.56 x W.45 x H.80 cm.
System unit mm / FBX and Obj included / No plugins used.
Stylistic Features:
The Vincent Laine Incremental Chair collection piece showcases a futuristic, brutalist architectural aesthetic combining bent sheet metal craftsmanship, raw metallic textures, and a seamless closed-loop geometry. This contemporary chair perfectly embodies brutalist design, industrial minimalism, cantilevered engineering, and sculptural furniture art, pairing a continuous loop base with an integrated bent backrest split by a sleek vertical slit. Ideal as a modern accent piece or high-profile seat in luxury apartments, contemporary showrooms, or creative workspace environments. Its detailed PBR shader setups for brushed stainless steel and raw metallic finishes ensure it stands out as a unique and highly adaptive asset in any ArchViz scene.
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