About this asset

This contemporary grey fabric sectional sofa scene for 3ds Max features a complete lounge arrangement with coordinated seating and decor. This comprehensive furniture scene features a low-profile, grey fabric sectional sofa paired with a matching armchair on a dark textured rug. The ensemble includes a sleek black rectangular coffee table, two distinct side tables, and a feature wall panel composed of vertical timber slats and white acoustic-style inserts. The sofa features deep, plush cushions with additional decorative throw pillows in varying shades of charcoal. The armchair is set on a polished metal swivel base, offering a refined contrast to the soft upholstery. Every element is scaled to function as a cohesive, ready-to-render living room arrangement.

The download is a 65.1 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.

To integrate this scene into a 3ds Max project, merge the file into your master scene and ensure the unit scale matches your project settings. The components are grouped by object type, allowing for easy selection, material adjustments, or individual swapping of assets. Check the texture paths upon import to ensure all maps link correctly to the material slots. The lighting setup is neutral, providing a clean base for further environmental illumination or natural light adjustments using your preferred render engine's daylight system or HDRI maps.

This furniture set is suited for residential interior visualisations, luxury hotel lobby designs, and high-end apartment staging. Professionals often search for complete furniture groupings to expedite the development of living room layouts, lounge areas, or open-plan residential projects. It pairs effectively with minimalist or contemporary architectural interiors where clean lines and neutral palettes are required. The inclusion of wall paneling makes this asset particularly useful for demonstrating vertical surface treatments alongside primary seating furniture in interior design presentations and architectural marketing material.