Ikea

IKEA is a Swedish furniture and home accessories company founded in 1943 in Älmhult, Småland, by Ingvar Kamprad at the age of 17. The acronym combines the founder's initials with Elmtaryd, the family farm, and Agunnaryd, the village where Kamprad grew up. The company added furniture to its catalog in 1948 and developed the flat-pack format starting in 1956 with the LÖVET table.

The catalog includes long-running pieces such as the Billy bookcase, the Poäng armchair, the Llippan sofa and the Lack table, designed in collaboration with Niels Gammelgaard, Tord Björklund, Noboru Nakamura and the IKEA of Sweden in-house team in Älmhult. The company became the world's largest furniture seller in 2008 and operates stores in more than 50 countries.

The 3D Model Unity catalog of IKEA includes high-precision NURBS models built for Rhinoceros 3D, with native rendering profiles for V-Ray, KeyShot and Corona, suitable for residential, retail and contract interior visualization projects.