Beige Patterned Fabric Bench with Throw and Cushion

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a beige patterned fabric bench accessorised with a draped blanket and a soft cushion. This rectangular upholstered bench sits on four slim, tapered metal legs, providing a clean, low-profile silhouette suitable for modern interiors. The seat is covered in a tightly woven, neutral beige fabric featuring a subtle grid-like pattern. Included in the set are two textile accessories: a brown fringed throw blanket draped over one end and a soft pink cushion positioned on the other. The proportions are balanced, making it ideal for placement at the foot of a bed or within a dressing area, offering both functional seating and decorative layering.

The download is a 7.3 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.

When integrating this 3ds Max asset into a project, ensure the pivot point is correctly aligned with the floor plane for easy placement. The model is organised into logical layers, allowing for the separation of the bench from the soft accessories if required. Users should verify that the texture mapping on the patterned fabric remains consistent when scaling the object to fit specific interior layouts. Standard lighting setups will interact naturally with the fabric textures provided, reflecting soft ambient light across the surfaces.

This bench is well-suited for high-end residential bedrooms, hotel suites, and boutique dressing rooms where a touch of texture is required. It pairs effectively with minimalist bed frames or as a standalone piece in a hallway or walk-in wardrobe. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture, textile-heavy decor, or accent seating will find this piece useful for adding realism to interior visualisations. It is particularly effective for staging scenes that require a lived-in, comfortable aesthetic, complementing neutral colour palettes and soft lighting schemes.