Contemporary Blue and Grey Fabric Upholstered Armchair Set

This contemporary 3ds Max armchair set features a dual-tone fabric upholstery and a matching metal side table with a lamp. This set comprises an upholstered armchair paired with a minimalist side table and integrated lamp. The armchair showcases a curved, shell-like backrest with vertical channel tufting, finished in a light grey fabric on the interior and a contrasting deep blue textile on the exterior. It sits on slim, tapered dark metal legs. The accompanying side table features a cylindrical black base and a round top, complemented by a gold-finished dome-style table lamp. The set includes a single square accent cushion with a subtle black linear grid pattern, adding a graphic element to the composition.

The download is an 8.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 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.

Utilise this set in 3ds Max by merging the model into your master scene. The objects are grouped for easy placement and scaling within interior layouts. Ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned to the floor plane for accurate positioning. Apply custom material overrides if necessary to match specific project colour palettes, and verify that the lighting setup for the lamp is compatible with your chosen render engine's light types to ensure correct emission and shadow casting across the chair surfaces.

Designed for residential lounge areas, hotel lobbies, or boutique waiting rooms, this set provides a cohesive accent feature for interior design projects. It works effectively as a focal point in a reading corner or a bedroom nook. Professionals typically search for this type of asset when sourcing refined, modern seating arrangements that combine comfort with decorative utility. The piece pairs well with neutral palettes or bold, monochromatic schemes, serving as a functional, stylish addition to high-end residential or hospitality design schemes.