Contemporary Blue Fabric Armchair with Side Table Set

This contemporary blue fabric armchair and matching side table set for 3ds Max features a curved silhouette and tapered wood legs. This set comprises a compact, curved-back armchair and a sleek, pedestal-base side table. The armchair is upholstered in a vibrant blue fabric, accented with crisp white piping along the seams and includes a patterned throw cushion. It is supported by four slim, light-toned tapered wooden legs. Beside it sits a contemporary side table featuring a circular top and a conical, metallic-finished base. The composition is completed by small decor items including a cylindrical vase, a geometric candle holder, and a small stack of books, providing a balanced, ready-to-use arrangement for interior scenes.

The download is a 7.5 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised into logical layers for easy manipulation. Users can adjust the fabric textures or the metallic finish of the side table base via the material editor to match specific project requirements. The chair and table are separate elements, allowing for independent placement or re-positioning within a larger interior layout. Standard pivot points are set at the base of each object, facilitating quick alignment with floor geometry or snapping to other furniture pieces in the scene.

This armchair and side table grouping is well-suited for residential lounge areas, hotel lobby corners, or reading nooks in boutique hospitality projects. It works effectively as a focal point in a master bedroom or a secondary seating area within a living room. Professionals might search for this asset when looking for small-scale lounge furniture or accent pieces that offer a clean, modern aesthetic. It pairs well with minimalist rugs and floor lamps to create a complete, functional sitting area in digital architectural visualisations.