Contemporary Beige Fabric Upholstered Double Bed – Variant 13

This contemporary 3ds Max double bed features a beige upholstered headboard with a dark wood frame and a complete textile bedding set. This double bed assembly features a clean-lined, upholstered headboard finished in a neutral beige fabric, framed by a dark-toned timber surround. The bedding set includes a white textured duvet, a solid brown runner, and a collection of decorative cushions. These include two large white pillows, two smaller teal accent cushions with vertical white stripes and metallic detailing, and a cylindrical bolster pillow in a coordinating beige tone. The proportions are balanced, offering a structured silhouette suitable for modern interiors. The entire composition provides a finished look, including all soft furnishings depicted in the model.

The download is a 14.1 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.

Users should import this 3ds Max model into their scene as a single asset or a grouped selection. Ensure the texture paths for the fabric and wood materials are correctly re-linked within the material editor. The bedding components are layered, allowing for easy adjustment or replacement of individual pillows if customisation is required. Standard lighting setups or HDRI environments will effectively highlight the textile textures and the contrast between the dark frame and lighter upholstery surfaces.

This piece is ideal for residential primary bedrooms, luxury hotel suites, and guest room designs where a polished, ready-to-render aesthetic is required. It pairs well with minimalist bedside tables and ambient table lamps. Architects and interior designers often search for complete bed sets to populate high-end residential projects or hospitality renders quickly. It functions effectively as a focal point in master bedroom visualisations, fitting seamlessly into contemporary, transitional, or soft-modern design schemes that prioritise comfort and neutral colour palettes.