Classic Brown Wood and Gold Console Table with Wall Art Set

This classic console table and wall art set for 3ds Max features ornate gold detailing and a rich brown wood finish for formal interiors. This set consists of a low-profile console table paired with a matching rectangular wall-mounted painting. The console table is constructed from dark brown wood, enhanced by intricate gold-toned decorative reliefs along the top frieze and central drawer panel. It rests on small, gilded feet that echo the ornamentation found on the table's facade. Above the console, a framed piece of wall art features a traditional figurative painting encased in an elaborate, highly detailed gilded frame, providing a cohesive aesthetic that aligns with period-inspired or formal interior design schemes.

The download is a 17.9 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.

Within 3ds Max, this model is organised by object type, allowing for easy separation of the console and wall art if required. Users should verify pivot points to ensure the console sits correctly on the floor plane and the wall art aligns with vertical surfaces. Materials are applied using standard mapping, which can be adjusted in the Slate Material Editor to suit specific render engine requirements. Grouping these assets simplifies placement when populating traditional entryways or formal living areas.

Ideal for residential projects, this set serves as a focal point in entry halls, formal living rooms, or luxury bedroom suites. It pairs well with classic interior elements like wainscoting, heavy drapery, or parquet flooring. Professionals searching for ornate furniture, traditional console tables, or complete wall-decor vignettes for historical renovation visualisations will find this asset useful. It is particularly suited for high-end hospitality lobbies or period-style dining rooms where a touch of formality and traditional craftsmanship is required for the final render.