About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max scene features a curated living room arrangement with a cream fabric sofa, matching armchair, and marble coffee table. This comprehensive furniture set includes a two-seater sofa and a matching armchair, both featuring dark wood frames with elegant, geometric side detailing. The upholstery is a neutral cream fabric, accented by mustard yellow and patterned scatter cushions. A rectangular coffee table with a white marble top and dark wooden base sits at the centre, complemented by a tufted yellow bench, a side table, and a large decorative potted plant. A console table positioned behind the sofa completes the composition, providing a cohesive aesthetic suitable for high-end residential or boutique hotel lounge interiors.

The download is a 96.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, 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.

Designed for 3ds Max, this scene is organised for efficient integration into larger architectural projects. Users can merge the entire assembly as a single group or extract individual assets to populate specific areas of a floor plan. The model maintains consistent scale and proportions, allowing for quick placement within a room. Materials are mapped for standard render workflows, and the grouped objects allow for easy adjustment of the overall composition or individual furniture placement within the virtual space.

Ideal for residential living room visualisations, this set also functions well in hotel lobbies, luxury suites, and upscale waiting areas. The combination of neutral upholstery and vibrant yellow accents makes it a versatile choice for designers aiming to balance comfort with a sophisticated, contemporary edge. Professionals searching for lounge furniture, interior design assets, or staged room sets will find this collection useful for creating inviting, high-quality renders that require minimal adjustment to look realistic in a variety of architectural contexts.