Assorted Flowering Hanging Baskets and Potted Plant Set

This collection of three botanical assets for 3ds Max includes two hanging flowering baskets and one floor-standing potted plant. This set features three distinct botanical models designed for interior styling. Two units are hanging baskets suspended by metal chains, each filled with dense foliage and clusters of small white, pink, and purple-toned flowers. The third element is a floor-standing plant housed in a textured, grey, ribbed cylindrical pot. The foliage density varies across the three models, providing a mix of spiller-style trailing leaves and upright, bushy greenery. Each piece is constructed with high-fidelity leaf geometry, suitable for close-up interior visualisations where realistic natural textures and varied botanical forms are essential.

The download is a 34.6 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 separate objects, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

To integrate these assets into a 3ds Max scene, use standard merge commands to import the models into your project file. Ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned for the hanging baskets to facilitate placement from ceilings or overhead structures. Due to the high geometric complexity of the foliage, consider using proxy objects if the scene scale is large to maintain viewport performance. Materials are pre-assigned and should be checked for pathing to texture maps upon opening the file.

These models are ideal for populating residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or retail showroom displays where natural accents are required. They pair effectively with modern or transitional furniture, adding softness and organic colour to clean architectural lines. Professionals often search for these assets when composing interior vignettes, balcony styling, or cafe environments. They are particularly useful for final-stage rendering where adding life and visual interest to empty corners or overhead spaces is necessary to complete a realistic composition.