About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max TV wall unit features a cream cabinet facade, a marble feature panel, and a dark walnut-brown base. This bespoke media wall system balances clean lines with high-contrast material textures. The upper section consists of floor-to-ceiling handleless cabinetry in a smooth cream finish. A central rectangular void frames the television, backed by a white marble slab with prominent black veining. Below the screen, a horizontal dark walnut-brown base unit provides low-level storage. To the right, a vertical open shelving column with integrated lighting displays decorative objects. The entire assembly is anchored by a dark, ribbed horizontal trim that provides a sophisticated transition between the upper cabinetry and the wooden base.

The download is a 14.3 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 structured with logical layer separation for the cabinetry, shelving, and feature panels. Users should manage the scene through the layer explorer to toggle between storage components and decorative accessories. Materials are assigned using standard slots, allowing for easy adjustment of the marble veining scale or wood grain orientation. When placing this unit into a room, ensure the pivot point is set to the rear face for flush alignment against architectural walls during the scene setup process.

Ideal for high-end residential living rooms or luxury hotel suites, this unit serves as a primary focal point. It pairs well with minimalist interior schemes that require substantial concealed storage without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. Professionals searching for media wall solutions, custom joinery, or modern living room storage will find this asset versatile for both photorealistic visualisations and interior design presentations. It is particularly effective in spaces where a clean, decluttered look is desired, effectively concealing audio-visual equipment behind integrated cabinet doors.