Contemporary Grey Ceramic Perforated Armchair and Side Table Set

This 3ds Max model features a contemporary grey ceramic perforated armchair and a metallic face-sculpture side table for interior scenes. This sculptural set comprises a low-profile armchair and a complementary side table. The armchair features a distinct perforated backrest and a smooth, glossy seat surface, all finished in a uniform dark grey ceramic. It rests on sturdy, cylindrical legs. Accompanying the chair is a unique side table crafted from metallic material, shaped like a stylized human face with a flat top surface. The contrast between the matte, porous-looking chair and the reflective, smooth metallic table creates a bold aesthetic suitable for high-end interior design projects requiring artistic focal points.

The download is a 27.3 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 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 managed as a set, allowing for efficient placement within a scene. Users should check the pivot points and material assignments upon import to ensure the glossy ceramic and metallic shaders render correctly. The mesh density provides sufficient detail for close-up renders while remaining manageable for wider room views. Standard lighting setups can be applied to highlight the reflective qualities of the metallic surface against the muted, textured finish of the ceramic chair.

These pieces serve as excellent accent furniture in boutique hotel lobbies, modern living rooms, or curated gallery spaces. They pair well with minimalist interiors that benefit from sculptural, non-traditional seating. Designers searching for artistic furniture, avant-garde lounge chairs, or statement side tables will find this set highly versatile. It is suitable for high-end residential styling, luxury commercial reception areas, and contemporary art-focused projects where unique silhouettes are required to define the space's character and visual interest.