Contemporary Black Glass Walnut Coffee Table with Decor

This contemporary 3ds Max coffee table features a sleek black glass top supported by a solid walnut frame and includes decorative trays. This coffee table features a rectangular top finished in a high-gloss black glass, providing a reflective surface that contrasts with the warm, rich tones of the natural walnut timber base. The frame is constructed with a distinctive open-loop profile, creating a balanced and stable silhouette that maintains a sense of visual lightness. Included in the set are several decorative accessories, such as white-finished trays, small cylindrical vases, and a clear acrylic box. The combination of dark, polished materials and organic wood grain makes this a versatile focal point for modern interior schemes.

The download is a 14.2 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.

Within 3ds Max, this model is organised into logical layers to facilitate easy selection and material assignment. Users should ensure the glass material is correctly mapped with appropriate reflection and refraction settings to capture the intended high-gloss finish. The walnut wood texture can be adjusted via UVW mapping to suit specific scene scales. Because the decorative accessories are grouped as separate objects, they can be easily toggled or repositioned to refine the composition of the living area or lounge space.

Ideal for residential living rooms, boutique hotel lobbies, or high-end office reception areas, this coffee table anchors seating arrangements effectively. It pairs well with minimalist sofas and neutral-toned area rugs, serving as a refined centrepiece. Professionals searching for modern furniture assets will find this piece suitable for staging contemporary interiors where a balance between dark, sophisticated glass and warm timber is desired. Its clean geometry ensures it fits seamlessly into both open-plan layouts and more contained, intimate seating zones.