European decorative lines and components Texture

This showcases a complete 3D model library of European classical style architectural decorative lines and components, rendered in pure white with a pure white background, highlighting the structural and texture details of the componentsCore componentsMaterials are divided into three categories based on their functions and forms, arranged in a modular manner for easy combination and useLinear decorative lines (gypsum lines/eaves lines)Occupying the main body of the picture is the most abundant type of component. include:Eaves/Corners: From simple grooves, teeth, and bead shapes, to complex curled grass patterns, buttercup leaves, floral reliefs, and decorative strips with a three-dimensional sculptural feel, they can be used for transitions between ceilings and walls.Waist line/skirting line: mostly simple geometric lines or shallow reliefs, used for wall layering or floor edging.Decorative flat lines: flat lines with geometric patterns (such as diamonds, patterns) or plant patterns, which can be used for wall decoration, framing, or furniture edging.Three dimensional decorative componentsDistributed on the right and local sides of the screen, it is the visual focus in space:Arched components: arches, centerstones, and shoulder decorations with exquisite carvings, which can be used for door and window openings or wall shaping.Door/Window Frame Lines: A complete set of door and window frame lines, some with complex relief decorations, enhancing the solemnity of the building.Independent decorative elements: such as large symmetrical relief decorative panels on the top, which can be used as central decorations for walls or doorways.Small decorative elementsInterspersed between various lines, including small-sized relief patches, decorative knots, column head decorations, etc., used for detail embellishment and local reinforcement.Style and ApplicationStyle positioning: It combines neoclassical and Baroque/Rococo styles, with simple geometric lines from ancient Greece and Rome, as well as complex and gorgeous plant scrolls and floral reliefs from later periods, combining solemnity and delicacy.Presentation format: Using white mold rendering, creating a three-dimensional effect through light and shadow, perfectly showcasing the contours, carved layers, and structural proportions of components. It is a standard material for 3D modeling, interior design, and architectural rendering.Practicality: All components can be freely disassembled and combined, suitable for indoor European style decoration (such as gypsum ceilings, background walls, door frames), building facade decoration, landscape design and other scenes.This material library provides a systematic and modular visual reference for design and creation, which can efficiently create an elegant and gorgeous classical spatial atmosphere.