Contemporary Black Marble Dining Set with Red Chairs

This contemporary 3ds Max dining set features a rectangular black marble table and six ornate red fabric chairs with black frames. This dining ensemble centres on a rectangular table with a polished black marble top featuring white veining, supported by a distinct metallic base in a warm gold finish. Six chairs accompany the table, each showcasing a highly sculptural, ornate black frame that transitions into a cross-legged base. The seat cushions are upholstered in a vibrant red fabric, providing a bold contrast to the dark table and frame. The set is presented with a large, elaborate crystal-style pendant light fixture suspended above, creating a formal aesthetic suitable for high-end interior compositions.

The download is a 15.9 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 7 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 model is organised by object type for efficient scene management. Users can import the set as a single block or separate the chairs from the table for custom arrangements. The materials are pre-configured, allowing for quick adjustments to the marble glossiness or fabric textures via the Slate Material Editor. Ensure the pivot points are correctly set at the base of each object to facilitate easy placement on floor surfaces, and utilise standard lighting rigs to capture the metallic and stone reflections.

This set is intended for formal dining rooms, luxury residential projects, or high-end hospitality spaces such as hotel suites and boutique restaurants. It works effectively as a focal point in open-plan living areas or dedicated dining suites. Professionals searching for statement furniture, formal dining arrangements, or luxury interior assets will find this set compatible with sophisticated design schemes. It pairs well with minimalist wall treatments to allow the ornate chair silhouettes and the striking marble table surface to remain the primary visual interest.