
This contemporary brown leather armchair, modelled in 3ds Max, features a distinct quilted grid pattern across its seat and backrest. Defined by its boxy, low-profile silhouette, this armchair is upholstered in a rich brown leather. The entire surface, including the seat and the vertical backrest, is detailed with a precise quilted grid pattern, creating a uniform, tactile texture. The design lacks traditional armrests, giving it a sleek, modular appearance suitable for modern interiors. The base is minimal, supporting the block-like structure while maintaining a clean, grounded aesthetic. The proportions are balanced, offering a compact yet comfortable seating solution that prioritises geometric clarity and high-quality material finish over complex structural forms.
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.
Utilise this 3ds Max asset by merging it directly into your scene file. The model is organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection and material adjustments. Ensure your pivot point is set to the base for efficient placement on floor surfaces. You can apply custom leather textures or adjust the reflection parameters within your material editor to match your lighting setup. The geometry is clean, supporting standard subdivision workflows if additional smoothing is required for closer camera angles in your interior renders.
Contemporary Brown Leather Quilted Armchair
Free
This piece works well in upscale residential living rooms, modern hotel lobbies, or executive breakout spaces. Its versatile, armless form makes it ideal for pairing with matching modular sofa sections or placing in clusters for conversational seating areas. Designers often search for these as lounge chairs, accent seating, or contemporary modular furniture. It complements minimalist and industrial interior schemes, particularly when placed on concrete or timber flooring, providing a warm, textural contrast against harder architectural finishes in professional design projects.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.