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SAN Coffee table by Roderick Vos
PRO
7 $
Royalty free
Plataforma:3dsMax 2016 + fbx
Renderizado:
Corona
Tamaño:
43 MBNEW
Colores:
Estilo:Modern
Materiales: Wood
Forma:
Publicado el 18 enero 2022
SAN Coffee table by Roderick Vos

Dimensions:
small
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 75 cm
Height : 35 cm
large
Width: 160 cm
Depth: 100 cm
Height : 35 cm

If there is anything that defines the Japanese aesthetic, it is the unique combination of seemingly simple lines and intricate craftsmanship.‎ Dutch designer Roderik Vos used this age-old proverb for his SAN coffee tables.‎ Saw marks are visible on the oak veneer. is another quintessentially Japanese design feature dedicated to the material and the craftsmen who transform it.‎

"San" means "three" in Japanese. The three-dimensionality of these bunk tables is accentuated by the angle at which the top sits above the bottom shelf.‎ These angles are inspired by the art of origami (paper folding). allow you to create a wide range of interesting shapes using two or more SAN tables.‎

It is recommended to use OpenSubdiv.
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SAN Coffee table by Roderick Vos

PRO
7 $
Royalty free
18
18
18
Plataforma:3dsMax 2016 + fbx
Renderizado:
Corona
Tamaño:
43 MBNEW
Colores:
Estilo:Modern
Materiales: Wood
Forma:
Publicado el 18 enero 2022
SAN Coffee table by Roderick Vos

Dimensions:
small
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 75 cm
Height : 35 cm
large
Width: 160 cm
Depth: 100 cm
Height : 35 cm

If there is anything that defines the Japanese aesthetic, it is the unique combination of seemingly simple lines and intricate craftsmanship.‎ Dutch designer Roderik Vos used this age-old proverb for his SAN coffee tables.‎ Saw marks are visible on the oak veneer. is another quintessentially Japanese design feature dedicated to the material and the craftsmen who transform it.‎

"San" means "three" in Japanese. The three-dimensionality of these bunk tables is accentuated by the angle at which the top sits above the bottom shelf.‎ These angles are inspired by the art of origami (paper folding). allow you to create a wide range of interesting shapes using two or more SAN tables.‎

It is recommended to use OpenSubdiv.