Contemporary Charcoal Glass Wardrobe Set with Console Table

This contemporary 3ds Max set features two charcoal glass-fronted wardrobes flanking a decorative console table with gold accents. This storage ensemble comprises two identical tall wardrobes and a central console unit. The wardrobes feature dark charcoal-tinted glass doors, providing a semi-transparent view of the internal clothing rails and integrated LED lighting strips. The central console table contrasts with the dark aesthetic, showcasing a dark wood-effect top and an intricate, geometric gold-finished metal base. The set is styled for a high-end dressing room or master suite, balancing sleek, modern minimalism with decorative metallic detailing. The overall composition offers a refined, cohesive look suitable for luxury interior design projects.

The download is a 169 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 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 set is organised for efficient scene integration. Users can easily adjust the internal LED intensity via the light object parameters or modify the glass opacity through the material editor. The components are grouped, allowing for quick placement or individual adjustment of the wardrobes and console. Ensure proper alignment by snapping the units to the floor plane and adjusting the global scale to match the specific project requirements before finalising the camera composition.

This wardrobe and console set is ideal for master bedrooms, luxury walk-in wardrobes, or hotel suites where storage and vanity functions merge. It pairs effectively with plush area rugs, neutral wall panelling, and soft ambient lighting to create a sophisticated atmosphere. Designers searching for high-end bedroom storage, dressing room furniture, or modern closet solutions will find this set useful for achieving a clean, organised, and elegant aesthetic in residential or boutique hospitality architectural visualisations.