Dimensiva

Posted On August 11, 2016

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by Karen Gazzard

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http://dimensiva.com/

This is a great resource for free high quality furniture downloads. From my experience, the materials work really well and are don’t have ridiculous subdivisions, and the models are pretty much ready to use in your scene. (disclaimer: I have only used a few objects so far)

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