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ABO Furniture — web-optimised GLB
Web-weight 3D models of real retail furniture products, derived from Amazon Berkeley Objects (ABO).
Every model is a real product listing: it keeps its ASIN, so glb/<ASIN>.glb
corresponds to https://www.amazon.com/dp/<ASIN>, and the listing's brand,
product name and stated dimensions travel with it.
Why this exists
ABO's original models are artist-made and beautiful, but they are built for offline rendering: the full set is 154 GB, roughly 20 MB per model, with 4096px textures. That is unusable in a browser on a phone.
This derivative re-encodes each one for the web. A representative example — a tufted velvet sofa — goes from 42.45 MB to 356 KB, a 119x reduction, with no visible difference at room-planner viewing distance.
What was changed
Each model was processed with glTF-Transform:
- textures resized to 1024px and re-encoded as WebP (
EXT_texture_webp) - geometry welded, joined, de-duplicated and pruned
EXT_meshopt_compression+KHR_mesh_quantization
Note that EXT_meshopt_compression requires a decoder. three.js and
<model-viewer> differ here: three/drei handle it once MeshoptDecoder is
registered, while <model-viewer> will fail to load these files.
Contents
glb/<ASIN>.glb— the optimised modelthumbs/<ASIN>.webp— the product's own catalog photograph, 256pxindex.json— brand, product name, category, model extents in metres, listed product dimensions, file size
Licence and attribution
CC BY 4.0, inherited from ABO. (ABO was relicensed from CC BY-NC to CC BY in 2023; older write-ups still say NC.)
Credit for the data, including all images and 3D models:
Amazon.com
Credit for building the original dataset:
Matthieu Guillaumin (Amazon.com), Thomas Dideriksen (Amazon.com), Kenan Deng (Amazon.com), Himanshu Arora (Amazon.com), Jasmine Collins (UC Berkeley) and Jitendra Malik (UC Berkeley)
Changes made: geometry and texture optimisation for web delivery, as described above. No geometry was simplified and no model was otherwise altered.
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