Contemporary Brown Fabric Double Bed with Wall Panelling Set

This contemporary double bed 3ds Max model features a brown fabric upholstered frame, matching ottoman, and integrated wall panelling. This bedroom ensemble centres around a double bed featuring a soft-toned brown fabric headboard and frame. The set includes a low-profile matching ottoman placed at the foot of the bed and two sleek, dark-toned wall-mounted nightstands. The background consists of vertical cream-coloured wall panelling that provides a structured, minimalist aesthetic. Soft grey bedding and pillows add neutral contrast to the warm brown upholstery. The composition is designed as a cohesive unit, providing a balanced look for modern interior schemes, incorporating clean lines and a refined material palette.

The download is a 32.1 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 organised into logical layers, allowing for easy separation of the bed, nightstands, and wall panels. Users should check the pivot points to ensure correct placement against wall surfaces. The fabric textures are mapped for realistic light interaction, and the geometry is optimised for standard architectural visualisation workflows. Applying a subtle bump map to the upholstery can further enhance the tactile quality of the fabric when rendering close-up shots within a bedroom scene.

Ideal for high-end residential projects and hotel suite visualisations, this set works well in master bedroom designs where a coordinated look is required. It pairs effectively with contemporary lighting fixtures, such as wall-mounted sconces or modern pendant lights. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture, upholstered bed designs, or modular wall-panel systems will find this asset versatile for various interior styles. It is suitable for both conceptual design stages and final marketing imagery, fitting seamlessly into diverse architectural portfolios.