About this asset

This contemporary modular L-shaped sectional sofa in 3ds Max features a grey fabric finish with integrated black side tables. This modular sectional sofa presents a low-profile, clean-lined aesthetic suitable for modern open-plan living areas. The primary seating modules are upholstered in a neutral grey fabric, complemented by a central square ottoman section with a tufted black leather finish. A distinctive feature is the inclusion of integrated black side tables at the terminal ends, providing functional surface areas without additional furniture. The arrangement is accented by an assortment of throw cushions in matching grey and contrasting brown tones, creating a balanced, layered look that emphasizes comfort and versatility in large interior spaces.

The download is an 8 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.

To integrate this model into a 3ds Max workflow, import the asset into your scene and ensure the unit scale is set correctly to match your project requirements. The modular components are typically grouped or layered for easy manipulation, allowing for adjustments to the configuration if necessary. Apply your preferred materials to the existing slots to refine the look for your specific lighting setup, and use standard viewport navigation to position the sofa within the room to optimise sightlines and spatial flow.

Ideal for residential living rooms, high-end hotel lounges, and executive reception areas, this sectional sofa anchors large seating arrangements effectively. It pairs well with minimalist coffee tables or low-profile floor lamps to maintain a cohesive contemporary aesthetic. Professionals searching for versatile, large-scale seating solutions will find this model suitable for projects requiring a balance of comfort and structural design. It is particularly effective in floor plans that demand a defined lounge zone within a broader, open-concept architectural layout.