About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a grey upholstered bench with a minimalist brass frame and a draped brown throw blanket. The bench features a clean, rectangular upholstered seat finished in a light grey fabric with subtle tufted detailing along the top surface. It is supported by a minimalist, U-shaped frame constructed from polished brass, which wraps around the ends of the cushion to provide structural stability and a refined aesthetic. Included as part of the asset is a draped, deep brown throw blanket with fringed edges, which adds a sense of lived-in texture to the streamlined form. The proportions are balanced, making this piece suitable for various interior settings requiring a functional yet decorative accent.

The download is a 23.1 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 bench and the accessory throw separately. Users can apply their own custom materials or adjust the existing fabric and brass shaders via the material editor to suit specific lighting conditions. The geometry is clean, facilitating straightforward integration into a larger interior scene. Ensure proper pivot point alignment when positioning the object against walls or at the foot of a bed to maintain accurate spatial relationships within the project file.

This bench is a versatile asset for residential and hospitality projects, particularly effective in bedroom suites as a foot-of-bed seat or in entryways and dressing rooms. It pairs well with modern or transitional design schemes, complementing neutral palettes and metallic accents. Architects and interior designers often search for this type of seating when specifying furniture for high-end residential interiors, luxury hotel rooms, or boutique retail spaces. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for staging small lounge areas or adding seating to narrow circulation spaces.