Introducing the Kelmscott Armchair: A Stylish and Versatile 3D Model for Interior Design

Searching for the perfect 3D model to enhance your interior design projects? Look no further than the Kelmscott Armchair by Selemat Designs. This exquisite piece of furniture is designed to elevate the aesthetics of any room, offering both style and versatility.

Key Features of the Kelmscott Armchair

The Kelmscott Armchair boasts a range of features that make it an ideal choice for both distant and closeup views in 3D interior design:

• Clean Topology: The armchair has been meticulously crafted with precise and clean topology, ensuring a high-quality model for your 3D designs.
• Optimized for Various Views: Whether you want to showcase the armchair from a distance or zoom in for a closer look, this model is optimized to meet your needs.
• V-Ray and Corona Render Compatibility: The Kelmscott Armchair is compatible with both V-Ray and Corona render engines, allowing for seamless integration into your preferred 3D design software, like 3ds Max.

Specifications and Details

Dimensions: With a width of 660mm, length of 580mm, and height of 915mm, the Kelmscott Armchair offers a comfortable and visually appealing seating option.

Materials: This 3D model comes with 2 twine variations and 4 wood variations, allowing you to customize the armchair to suit your desired aesthetic.

Polygons and Vertices: With 400,650 polygons and 416,721 vertices, the Kelmscott Armchair ensures a highly detailed and realistic representation in your 3D room designs.

Formats: The armchair model is available in 3Ds Max format and also includes FBX files for V-Ray and Corona render engines, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of 3D design software.

Important Considerations for V-Ray and Corona Render Users

For users of V-Ray versions below 3.1, please note that the materials in the BRDF section contain Microfaset GTR (GGX). If your version is older than 3.1, the BRDF field will be empty. In such cases, you can choose from alternative options like Blinn, Phong, or Ward for your rendering needs.

If you prefer to use the