Black Wood Slatted TV Cabinet with Decorative Plants

This 3ds Max model features a black slatted TV cabinet paired with two potted plants, ideal for an Indochine-inspired living space. This TV cabinet features a dark, slatted timber construction with a distinct Indochine aesthetic. It includes four cabinet doors with integrated louvred panels and a central open compartment for media equipment. The unit is topped with a decorative gallery rail. Flanking the cabinet are two miniature trees housed in traditional blue and white ceramic planters with intricate floral patterns. The combination of the dark wood texture and the vibrant, high-contrast planters creates a balanced focal point for a living area or lounge, providing both functional media storage and decorative greenery.

The download is a 44.9 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised into logical layers, allowing for easy separation of the cabinet and the decorative planters. Users can adjust the wood finish or the ceramic mapping through the material editor. The geometry is clean, ensuring efficient placement within a larger interior scene. Use standard pivot points for alignment against walls or media consoles. For optimal rendering, ensure the textures are correctly linked in the asset tracker before initiating the final light pass.

The cabinet is well-suited for residential living rooms, hotel suites, or boutique lounge areas requiring a touch of traditional or fusion interior design. It pairs effectively with neutral-toned walls or textured wallpapers. Professionals searching for oriental-inspired media storage, slatted wood furniture, or curated decorative sets will find this asset useful for staging high-end interiors. It works effectively in both contemporary and classic settings, serving as a versatile anchor piece for media walls or feature display areas within a project.