Contemporary Brown Leather Upholstered Bed with Extended Headboard

This contemporary 3ds Max model of a double bed features a wide, brown leather upholstered headboard and a neutral-toned fabric base. This double bed features a distinct, wide-spanning headboard composed of three leather-upholstered panels, creating a bold horizontal focal point. The frame is finished in a light, neutral fabric, providing a soft contrast to the dark, glossy brown leather. The bedding ensemble includes a crisp white mattress, two grey pillows, a patterned accent cushion, and a folded olive green throw at the foot of the bed. The proportions are low-profile and wide, designed to anchor a master bedroom suite with a sense of grounded, modern luxury. Clean, minimalist lines define the overall silhouette.

The download is a 40.3 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 with logical layer naming to facilitate easy manipulation of the bedding and frame components. Users can adjust the texture mapping on the leather panels to suit specific render scales, while the fabric materials are set up for standard material editor workflows. The model is provided as a cohesive block, allowing for quick insertion into larger interior scenes. Lighting should be adjusted to highlight the specular reflections on the leather headboard surfaces to maintain visual realism during rendering.

Ideal for master bedroom visualisations in high-end residential projects or luxury hotel suites, this bed serves as a sophisticated centrepiece. It pairs well with minimalist bedside tables and ambient wall sconce lighting. Professionals searching for a statement headboard or contemporary bedroom furniture will find this asset versatile for various interior design concepts. It is well-suited for staging projects where a clean, high-quality aesthetic is required, fitting seamlessly into both neutral palettes and more colourful, textured master suite design schemes.