Luxury electronic massage chair SketchUp 3D model, full-body reclining chair with brown leather finish and ergonomic design. The model features advanced massage functions and a zero-gravity seat to enhance relaxation and comfort.
This 3D asset provides a high-quality, premium electronic massage chair, utilizing a modern, ergonomic design aesthetic characterized by plush taupe leather upholstery and sleek structural accents. This detailed furniture piece is explicitly configured for luxury residential living room ArchViz, wellness center space planning, and high-end home theater interior rendering projects. Designer Note: The deliberate contrast between the soft, voluminous leather cushioning and the rigid, futuristic white and dark grey hard-shell side panels highlights the advanced mechanical nature of the chair while maintaining a sophisticated, inviting residential appeal.
Included Components
- Primary upholstery surfaces: Highly detailed taupe leather seating featuring realistic organic creasing, precise seam stitching, and plush ergonomic padding for the head, back, and arms.
- Integrated lower body unit: Enveloping leg and foot massager section with deep segmented cushioning designed for full-body simulation.
- Structural shell and base: Rigid outer mechanical casing with contrasting white and dark grey panels, mounted on a stable floor base equipped with rear mobility wheels.
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
Operating at a high-density polygon count of 1,029,327, this intricate furniture asset provides the extreme geometric detail required for photorealistic close-ups of leather folds and precise stitching. The file is a complete, ready-to-render asset fully pre-configured with Enscape (ENS) material parameters and includes all necessary high-resolution textures. This ensures the immediate and accurate rendering of soft leather specularity and matte plastic finishes without any additional setup. Furthermore, the model maintains strict native backward compatibility with SketchUp 8 (SU8), guaranteeing seamless integration into any professional architectural visualization pipeline.
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