Contemporary Grey Fabric Armchair with Side Table Set in Brown

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a grey fabric armchair paired with a matching stone-finish side table and decorative bowl. The armchair exhibits a sleek, contemporary aesthetic characterized by a low-profile silhouette, integrated armrests, and slender metallic legs. It is upholstered in a neutral grey fabric and includes a coordinating brown accent cushion for added comfort. Accompanying the seating is a sculptural side table with a flared, hourglass-shaped base finished in a textured stone effect, topped with a smooth circular surface. A small, shallow bowl with a metallic rim sits atop the table, completing the curated look. The set offers a balanced composition suitable for refined interior compositions.

The download is a 5.5 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.

Users can import this 3ds Max file directly into their scene as a grouped asset for rapid placement. The geometry is clean and logically layered, allowing for individual material adjustments or replacement of the fabric textures to suit specific project palettes. As a set, it provides a ready-made corner arrangement that can be scaled proportionally, while the individual components can be ungrouped if the user requires the armchair or side table to be utilized separately within larger floor plans or interior layouts.

This set is ideal for staging residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or executive lounge areas where a sophisticated, cohesive aesthetic is required. It pairs well with minimalist rugs and floor lamps to create a quiet reading nook or a conversation corner. Professionals searching for occasional seating solutions, modern accent chairs, or compact furniture groupings will find this asset versatile for various design stages, from initial concept renders to final high-end architectural visualisations in residential and hospitality projects.