About this asset

This contemporary armchair set for 3ds Max includes a grey fabric lounge chair with a blue cushion and a complementary black floor lamp. This set features a rounded-back armchair upholstered in a light grey textile with vertical channel tufting on the exterior backrest. The chair is supported by tapered wooden legs finished with metallic accents at the feet. A single, square-shaped blue accent cushion provides contrast to the neutral seating. Accompanying the armchair is a slender, black-finished floor lamp with a spherical head, designed with a minimalist aesthetic. The combination offers a cohesive look for a reading corner or a small lounge area, balancing texture, soft curves, and clean, industrial-inspired metal lines.

The download is a 10.8 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 organised into logical groups for easy placement within a scene. Users can adjust the fabric and wood material shaders via the material editor to match specific lighting conditions or project requirements. The assets are scaled for real-world proportions, allowing for immediate insertion into interior renders. Ensure that the pivot points are correctly aligned to the floor plane when merging this set into your master scene file to maintain proper orientation and contact with the ground surface.

Ideal for residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or quiet reading nooks, this armchair and lamp set adds immediate character to interior visualisations. It pairs well with modern side tables, area rugs, or minimalist bookshelves. Search for this asset when populating residential floor plans, hospitality suites, or boutique office break-out spaces where a comfortable, styled seating arrangement is required. The neutral tones and simple geometry ensure it integrates seamlessly into various contemporary interior design palettes, from scandinavian to transitional aesthetics.