Contemporary Grey Fabric and Timber Bench with Integrated Side Table

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a grey fabric bench with a natural timber frame and an integrated side table surface. The bench combines a clean-lined aesthetic with practical functionality. It consists of a rectangular, upholstered cushion finished in a textured grey fabric, supported by a warm-toned natural wood frame. A standout feature is the extended wooden base that incorporates a flat, integrated surface on one end, serving as a side table for small items. The structure is elevated on simple, tapered cylindrical legs, maintaining a light and airy profile. The contrast between the soft textile seat and the solid timber construction provides a balanced look, ideal for modern interiors requiring multi-functional furniture pieces.

The download is a 2.2 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 organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection of the seat cushion and the wooden frame. Users can apply custom fabric textures to the upholstery and refine the wood grain mapping to match project specifications. The asset is scaled for immediate placement in a scene, and the simple geometry ensures efficient rendering performance. Adjusting the lighting to highlight the material contrast between the fabric and the timber surface will help achieve a realistic result in final visualisations.

This bench is well-suited for high-end residential entryways, bedrooms at the foot of a bed, or boutique hotel lobbies. Its compact, multi-purpose design makes it an effective solution for narrow circulation spaces where both seating and a surface for small personal items are required. Designers often search for this type of furniture when specifying minimalist or contemporary interiors that favour clean lines and efficient floor plans. It pairs seamlessly with neutral palettes and natural materials in both residential and commercial hospitality projects.