About this asset

This contemporary 6-seater dining set for 3ds Max features a marble-top round table and velvet-upholstered chairs in a rich green. This dining set comprises a circular table with a dark, veined marble top featuring a central metallic inlay, supported by a solid base. It is accompanied by six matching dining chairs, each upholstered in a soft green velvet with a curved backrest and dark-finished wooden legs tipped with metallic accents. The set includes a coordinating branching chandelier with exposed bulbs, providing a cohesive aesthetic. The proportions are balanced for formal dining spaces, with the chairs designed for comfort and the table offering a generous surface area for six place settings.

The download is a 22.1 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 7 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 model is organised into logical layers for easy manipulation and material assignment. Users can apply custom textures to the tabletop or adjust the velvet shaders to suit specific lighting conditions. The chandelier is provided as a separate object, allowing for independent placement within a scene. Ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned to the floor plane for accurate positioning and scaling when integrating this set into your architectural interior visualisations or high-end residential design projects.

Ideal for luxury dining rooms, boutique hotel suites, or upscale restaurant interiors, this set brings a sophisticated touch to any project. It pairs seamlessly with neutral wall treatments or deep-toned interior palettes, making it a versatile choice for contemporary design schemes. Professionals searching for elegant, cohesive furniture groupings will find this set suitable for mid-to-high-end residential developments. Use it to populate formal dining areas where a balance of comfort and refined materiality is required to complete the visual narrative of the space.