
This contemporary 3ds Max dining chair features a curved wooden frame and a fabric-upholstered seat, offering clean lines for interiors. Defined by its fluid, sculptural silhouette, this dining chair combines a warm natural wood frame with a neutral, textured fabric seat. The backrest curves seamlessly into integrated armrests, creating a continuous, organic form that flows toward the tapered rear legs. The seat is slightly contoured for comfort, maintaining a minimalist aesthetic that prioritises structural integrity and ergonomic flow. The visible wood grain adds depth, while the muted brown upholstery provides a tactile contrast to the smooth timber finish. This piece is a refined example of mid-century inspired contemporary design, suitable for modern dining spaces.
The download is a 10.8 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.
In 3ds Max, this model is managed as a single object with clear material separation between the timber frame and the upholstered cushion. Users should verify the pivot point at the base for easy placement on floor planes. Given the clean geometry, it is straightforward to apply standard materials or custom wood textures. The model is scaled for standard dining heights, allowing for quick integration into interior scenes without needing significant adjustment. Ensure that the subdivision modifiers are managed to maintain the intended smoothness of the curved armrests.
Contemporary Brown Fabric and Wood Dining Chair
Free
Ideal for residential dining rooms, high-end cafes, or boutique hotel lounges, this chair pairs well with minimalist timber tables or stone-top surfaces. It functions effectively in contemporary or scandinavian-inspired schemes where a balance of warmth and precision is required. Professionals often search for this type of seating when detailing open-plan living areas or curated hospitality projects. Its versatile form ensures it remains a staple for designers looking to introduce soft, organic shapes into otherwise rigid or linear architectural environments.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.