Clear Glass Vase with Dried Ornamental Grasses

This contemporary glass vase with dried ornamental grasses is a 3ds Max model featuring a realistic, multi-tonal floral bouquet. This decorative piece consists of a simple, spherical clear glass vase filled with a dense arrangement of dried ornamental grasses. The botanical elements are rendered in varying shades of beige, light brown, and dark charcoal, providing a soft, textural contrast to the smooth, transparent vessel. The stems are gathered at the base of the vase, while the feathery plumes fan out in a natural, organic fashion. Its proportions are suited for console tables, shelving units, or as a focal point on a dining surface, offering a versatile, neutral-toned accent for modern interior schemes.

The download is a 19.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, 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 managed as a single asset with distinct objects for the vase and the plant arrangement. Users can easily adjust the scale to fit specific surface heights or rotate the asset to capture the most favourable angle for a render. The glass material relies on standard reflection and refraction settings, while the grasses utilise alpha-masked textures to achieve a natural, lightweight appearance without excessive geometry, ensuring efficient performance in complex interior scenes and lighting setups.

Ideal for residential styling, this arrangement works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or entrance hallways. It serves as an effective filler for empty shelves, console tables, or minimalist coffee tables. Professionals often use such assets to introduce organic warmth into sterile spaces, pairing them with contemporary furniture or neutral colour palettes. Search for this model when looking to add life to interior visualisations, specifically for projects requiring subtle, high-quality botanical accents that complement a refined, understated aesthetic in both home and boutique hotel designs.