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| Vendor: | EXTRUDE |
| Published: | Oct 26, 2025 |
| Download Size: | 10.3 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 18,060 |
| Vertices: | 18,065 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | – |
| Materials: | – |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
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| Animated: | – |
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Inesse Boucle Ivory Dining Chair 3D Model
Product Details & Design Notes
From the CB2 page:
Designed by Omar De Biaggio
CB2
Steel tube frame with matte black powdercoat — gives a slender, dark contrast to the ivory upholstery
CB2
Upholstery: a poly / cotton / wool blend boucle fabric
CB2
Made in Italy
CB2
Dimensions (in inches): 29″ H, 21.5″ W, 20″ D
CB2
So in your 3D model, these proportions will be key to matching appearance.
Your Model Description vs. Product Reality
You provided:
Polys: 18,060
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: No
Model Parts: 2
Render: Corona
Formats: 3DS Max 2015, OBJ, FBX
These are reasonable for a mid-quality furniture model. A few observations/suggestions:
Feature Comments / Suggestions
Polygon count 18,060 is modest. Enough for a distanced shot but might show faceting if seen close-up. You might consider adding a small bevel or edge smoothing to silhouette edges.
XForm = Yes Good — ensures transforms reset and scaling clean.
Box Trick = No “Box trickoften means using simple boxes with inset faces or subdivision. If you didn’t use that, be mindful of edge loops and topology — especially around the curves of the backrest and seat.
Model Parts: 2 Probably the frame and upholstery (or seat + back as one, frame the other). That’s a simple enough separation. Make sure pivot/origin points are logical (e.g. frame origin, upholstery origin).
Render: Corona Corona is good for furniture/materials, especially for cloth/fabric shading. Ensure you have good material setups (sub-surface scattering or microdisplacement, etc) for the boucle.
Formats: 3DS Max 2015, OBJ, FBX Good cross export support. For 3DS Max 2015, maintaining smoothing groups, material IDs, etc is essential. In OBJ/FBX, ensure normals, UVs, and smoothing groups carry well.
Tips to Refine the Model / Shader for Boucle Fabric
Fabric Texture / Bump / Normal Maps
Boucle is a textured, looped yarn surface. Use a high-frequency bump or normal map to simulate the tiny loops. Possibly a microdisplacement map if your renderer supports it.
Subtle Variation / Imperfection
Real fabrics aren’t perfectly uniform. Introduce a bit of noise or variation (in roughness, bump, color tint) to break up the uniform look.
Edge Treatment
The edges where upholstery meets frame should have a small seam or blending. Maybe a small bevel or chamfer to catch light.
Frame Material
The frame is matte black powdercoated steel. Use a metal shader with a low specular reflection and roughness, perhaps with a faint anisotropic highlight.
UVs & Seam Placement
Place UV seams in less visible or logically hidden areas — along underside, back seam edges, etc. Keep UV islands fairly uniform to avoid stretching.
Subdivision / Smoothing
Use proper smoothing groups and avoid pinching. Where the back curves, ensure enough loops to maintain shape.
Scene & Lighting
Furniture looks its best with good HDR/physical lighting: area lights, environment HDR, perhaps some fill lights. Show fabric shadows to reveal texture.
Alternative / Similar Chairs for Reference or Variation
If you ever want to model or source variations, here are some ideas:
Chairs with similar curved back upholstered style but different legs (wood, brass, etc)
Variants in color: e.g. cream, grey, pastel boucles
Mid-century modern tubular frames with upholstery
If you like, I can help you find some 3D models (free or paid) of chairs similar to Inesse, or suggest some alternate chairs with similar aesthetic for your portfolio.
From the CB2 page:
Designed by Omar De Biaggio
CB2
Steel tube frame with matte black powdercoat — gives a slender, dark contrast to the ivory upholstery
CB2
Upholstery: a poly / cotton / wool blend boucle fabric
CB2
Made in Italy
CB2
Dimensions (in inches): 29″ H, 21.5″ W, 20″ D
CB2
So in your 3D model, these proportions will be key to matching appearance.
Your Model Description vs. Product Reality
You provided:
Polys: 18,060
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: No
Model Parts: 2
Render: Corona
Formats: 3DS Max 2015, OBJ, FBX
These are reasonable for a mid-quality furniture model. A few observations/suggestions:
Feature Comments / Suggestions
Polygon count 18,060 is modest. Enough for a distanced shot but might show faceting if seen close-up. You might consider adding a small bevel or edge smoothing to silhouette edges.
XForm = Yes Good — ensures transforms reset and scaling clean.
Box Trick = No “Box trickoften means using simple boxes with inset faces or subdivision. If you didn’t use that, be mindful of edge loops and topology — especially around the curves of the backrest and seat.
Model Parts: 2 Probably the frame and upholstery (or seat + back as one, frame the other). That’s a simple enough separation. Make sure pivot/origin points are logical (e.g. frame origin, upholstery origin).
Render: Corona Corona is good for furniture/materials, especially for cloth/fabric shading. Ensure you have good material setups (sub-surface scattering or microdisplacement, etc) for the boucle.
Formats: 3DS Max 2015, OBJ, FBX Good cross export support. For 3DS Max 2015, maintaining smoothing groups, material IDs, etc is essential. In OBJ/FBX, ensure normals, UVs, and smoothing groups carry well.
Tips to Refine the Model / Shader for Boucle Fabric
Fabric Texture / Bump / Normal Maps
Boucle is a textured, looped yarn surface. Use a high-frequency bump or normal map to simulate the tiny loops. Possibly a microdisplacement map if your renderer supports it.
Subtle Variation / Imperfection
Real fabrics aren’t perfectly uniform. Introduce a bit of noise or variation (in roughness, bump, color tint) to break up the uniform look.
Edge Treatment
The edges where upholstery meets frame should have a small seam or blending. Maybe a small bevel or chamfer to catch light.
Frame Material
The frame is matte black powdercoated steel. Use a metal shader with a low specular reflection and roughness, perhaps with a faint anisotropic highlight.
UVs & Seam Placement
Place UV seams in less visible or logically hidden areas — along underside, back seam edges, etc. Keep UV islands fairly uniform to avoid stretching.
Subdivision / Smoothing
Use proper smoothing groups and avoid pinching. Where the back curves, ensure enough loops to maintain shape.
Scene & Lighting
Furniture looks its best with good HDR/physical lighting: area lights, environment HDR, perhaps some fill lights. Show fabric shadows to reveal texture.
Alternative / Similar Chairs for Reference or Variation
If you ever want to model or source variations, here are some ideas:
Chairs with similar curved back upholstered style but different legs (wood, brass, etc)
Variants in color: e.g. cream, grey, pastel boucles
Mid-century modern tubular frames with upholstery
If you like, I can help you find some 3D models (free or paid) of chairs similar to Inesse, or suggest some alternate chairs with similar aesthetic for your portfolio.
