Contemporary Charcoal Leather Modular Sectional Sofa with Chaise

This contemporary 3ds Max modular sectional sofa features charcoal leather upholstery and a low-profile design with a chaise. This low-profile modular sectional sofa features a deep, tufted leather finish in charcoal, providing a tactile, grid-like aesthetic across the seat and back cushions. The configuration includes a dedicated chaise end on the left, offering an extended lounge surface. The piece is accented with contrasting scatter cushions in both beige and black fabric, adding texture and visual depth to the dark leather base. The frame sits close to the floor on minimal, hidden feet, maintaining a clean, grounded silhouette suitable for modern living spaces that prioritise comfort and geometric simplicity.

The download is a 71.8 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.

To integrate this 3ds Max model, import the asset into your scene and ensure the unit scale matches your project settings. The sofa is structured with distinct modular segments, allowing for easy adjustment or rearrangement of the chaise and main seating units. Apply your preferred lighting setup to highlight the leather specular highlights and the fabric texture of the cushions. The geometry is clean, supporting efficient viewport navigation while maintaining high-quality detail for final renders. Use standard material editors to refine the leather glossiness.

Ideal for high-end residential living rooms, this sofa serves as a primary anchor for open-plan layouts. It pairs well with minimalist coffee tables and large-scale area rugs to define a lounge zone. Professionals searching for low-profile seating, modular lounge furniture, or charcoal leather upholstery will find this piece effective for creating a sophisticated, relaxed aesthetic. It is equally appropriate for luxury hotel lobbies or executive lounge areas where a balance of comfort and contemporary design is required for guest seating.