Beige Fabric Bean Bag Chair and Pouf Set

This contemporary bean bag chair and matching pouf set for 3ds Max features a soft, textured beige fabric finish for casual interiors. This casual seating set includes a rounded, low-profile bean bag chair paired with a smaller, circular floor pouf. Both pieces are upholstered in a neutral beige fabric with a visible woven texture. The bean bag chair exhibits natural organic folds and soft, rounded volumes, while the pouf features a distinct top pattern resembling concentric tree rings, adding a subtle graphic detail to the otherwise minimalist design. The proportions are designed for relaxed, informal lounging, making this set a versatile addition to modern living spaces where comfort and soft-form aesthetics are prioritised.

The download is a 14.8 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 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.

In 3ds Max, this set is organised as a clean, modular collection ready for scene integration. Users should check the scale upon import to ensure the soft geometry aligns with project floor levels. The fabric material uses a tiling texture that can be adjusted in the Slate Material Editor to suit specific lighting conditions. Best practice involves applying a high-quality displacement or normal map to the pouf’s top detail to maintain the visual depth of the concentric rings during close-up render passes.

Ideal for residential living rooms, media rooms, and casual breakout zones in modern offices or boutique hotel lounges, this set provides relaxed, flexible seating options. It pairs effectively with minimalist rugs, low-level coffee tables, and contemporary interior schemes that favour soft, tactile forms. Architects and designers searching for informal lounge furniture, comfortable floor seating, or modular accent pieces will find this set suitable for enhancing the livability and visual interest of open-plan layouts and relaxed common areas.