About this asset

This contemporary cream fabric modular sofa with an integrated wood side table is a 3ds Max model featuring a multi-part sectional layout. This modular sectional sofa features a low-profile design upholstered in a light cream fabric. The assembly integrates a dark brown wooden side table console between the seating sections, providing a functional surface for books or decor. The configuration includes deep cushions, a mix of solid-toned and patterned scatter pillows in black and white, and a draped throw blanket for added texture. The base is sleek and minimal, sitting low to the ground, which emphasises the horizontal lines of the piece. It is a cohesive, multi-component furniture set designed for spacious, open-plan living areas.

The download is a 27.8 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.

In 3ds Max, this model should be managed using layer states to separate the cushions, frame, and accessories. Users can easily scale the modular sections to fit specific floor plans or replace the fabric textures using the standard material editor. Ensure the pivot points are maintained at the base for easy snapping against walls or other furniture. The included accessories like the throw and books are grouped separately, allowing for quick removal or repositioning to suit specific camera angles or interior lighting setups.

Ideal for modern residential living rooms, high-end hotel lobbies, or contemporary lounge spaces, this sofa serves as a central anchor for seating arrangements. It pairs well with low-profile coffee tables, large area rugs, and ambient floor lighting. Professionals searching for modular seating solutions will find this asset useful for staging minimalist interiors, open-plan apartments, or luxury hospitality suites. Its clean lines and neutral palette make it versatile for various design schemes, from Scandinavian-inspired spaces to more formal, high-tech interior projects.