About this asset

This contemporary open-plan living room scene for 3ds Max features a grey fabric sofa, marble coffee table, and dining area. This comprehensive interior scene captures a refined open-plan living and dining space. The primary seating area includes a plush, grey tufted-style sofa paired with a low-profile coffee table featuring a dark marble top and metallic accents. Adjacent is a light-toned circular ottoman. The dining zone utilizes minimalist chairs with light upholstery. The architectural envelope is defined by warm wood-panelled walls, a striking marble-clad television wall, and a curved staircase with a simple balustrade. Neutral tones dominate, with soft beige and grey textiles grounding the composition against clean, white architectural planes and light timber flooring.

The download is a 192 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

Designed for 3ds Max, this scene is structured for efficient architectural visualisation. Users should check the layer hierarchy to isolate individual furniture components or lighting elements. The materials are pre-applied, allowing for quick adjustments to textures or reflection settings. When integrating into a project, verify the scale against your floor plan before merging. The lighting setup is balanced for a neutral daytime look, though it can be easily adapted by swapping the environment map or adjusting the intensity of internal light sources.

This scene is suitable for residential interior design projects requiring a high-quality, contemporary living and dining configuration. It serves as an excellent base for apartment or house renders, particularly when showcasing high-end finishes like marble cladding and timber panelling. Professionals can use this to quickly populate living room, dining room, and open-plan layouts. It pairs well with modern minimalist decor and can be adapted for marketing material or client presentations where a sophisticated, cohesive residential aesthetic is required.