Contemporary Grey Fabric Tab-Top Curtains with Tie-Backs

Contemporary grey fabric tab-top curtains for 3ds Max, featuring a dual-layer design with sheer back panels and decorative tie-backs. These window treatments feature a double-layer arrangement consisting of a semi-sheer white base curtain and a heavier, solid grey outer drape. The outer layer is secured with a tab-top header, creating structured folds that fall naturally. Each drape includes a matching grey fabric tie-back, accented with a central decorative button detail. The proportions suggest a standard floor-to-ceiling application, with the fabric texture appearing consistent throughout. The set provides a balanced contrast between the light-filtering sheer and the opaque grey fabric, making it a versatile choice for softening natural light in interior spaces.

The download is a 5.6 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.

In 3ds Max, these curtain models are typically managed as separate objects or groups within the scene hierarchy. Users should adjust the pivot points to the top header for accurate placement against window frames or curtain rods. Applying modifiers like Cloth or FFD allows for subtle adjustments to the drape silhouette if specific wind or movement effects are required. Ensure the material IDs are mapped correctly to differentiate between the sheer and opaque fabric layers to maintain realistic light transmission through the sheer panels during rendering.