Contemporary Beige Velvet Two-Drawer Nightstand Decor Set

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a beige velvet two-drawer nightstand styled with a glass table lamp and floral decor. The nightstand features a clean, cubic silhouette with two drawers upholstered in a soft beige velvet, contrasted by a sleek black frame and metallic gold base detailing. It is accessorized with a modern table lamp consisting of a clear glass cylindrical body and a white fabric shade, a ribbed dark grey ceramic vase containing a floral arrangement of white and blush roses, and a small glass candle holder. The composition provides a balanced, high-end aesthetic suitable for luxury bedroom interiors, with precise detailing on the drawer hardware and lighting components.

The download is a 102 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 4 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 set is organized into logical groups or layers for easy management within your scene. The models are scaled for standard bedroom furniture heights, allowing for immediate placement against bed frames. Materials are mapped for flexibility, enabling adjustments to the velvet texture or metal finishes to match specific project colour palettes. Lighting elements can be controlled independently, ensuring that the lamp can be easily integrated into your global illumination setup using your preferred render engine settings.

Ideal for residential master suites, luxury hotel guest rooms, or high-end apartment staging, this set acts as a ready-made styling solution for bedside vignettes. It pairs seamlessly with modern upholstered bed frames and minimalist bedroom furniture. Professionals searching for bedroom styling assets, bedside table arrangements, or contemporary furniture sets will find this model versatile for both close-up architectural visualisations and wider interior room renders. It is particularly effective for creating a sense of lived-in luxury during the final stages of design development.