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Blender 4.2: Precise Modeling Workshop
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The use of textures on a simple model can really improve the way it looks on a scene, especially for furniture objects. Take a look on this simple modern coffee table available for free on Blend Swap. The model itself is simple, but the textures applied to the model add another level of realism to the object. You can download it for free at Blend Swap and along with the coffee table you will also get a small vase and some dry branches.

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