Contemporary Grey Fabric Upholstered Double Bed Set in Brown

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a grey fabric upholstered double bed set complete with matching nightstands and soft decor. This bedroom set comprises a double bed with a tall, rectangular fabric-upholstered headboard featuring a subtle geometric pattern. The bed is dressed in layered bedding, combining muted grey and warm brown tones. Flanking the bed are two minimalist side tables with circular tops and tapered wooden bases. The composition includes a grey area rug with an organic line motif, alongside decorative elements such as a glass vase with greenery and plush toys. The ensemble is designed with soft, rounded forms and a cohesive neutral colour palette, suitable for modern residential interiors.

The download is a 9.8 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.

Users can import this 3ds Max model into their scene as a single asset group, allowing for easy placement and rotation. The textures are mapped to the geometry, and materials can be adjusted within the material editor to match specific lighting setups. The bed and side tables are organized into logical layers, facilitating visibility control during the rendering process. Standard industry practices for light-weighting, such as instance-based geometry, are recommended if populating multiple rooms in a single project file.

Ideal for residential bedroom design, this set provides a balanced aesthetic for both master and guest rooms. It works particularly well in interior visualisations where a soft, welcoming atmosphere is required. Designers might search for this when specifying contemporary bedroom furniture, children's room arrangements, or staged apartment interiors. The set pairs effectively with minimalist wall treatments and warm ambient lighting. It serves as a foundational element for creating comfortable, high-quality living spaces in architectural presentations, helping to establish scale and domestic warmth.