Contemporary Grey Fabric Upholstered Double Bed Set – Variant 12

This contemporary 3ds Max bedroom set features a grey fabric upholstered double bed, two teal nightstands, and a textured bench. The assembly comprises a double bed with a tall, vertically-channelled grey upholstered headboard, paired with two sleek, teal-finished nightstands featuring slim metal legs. A low-profile bench with a textured, faux-fur style seat and a curved wooden base sits at the foot of the bed. The bedding includes crisp white linens, a patterned chevron-style throw, and a collection of decorative cushions in contrasting grey, white, and geometric prints. Two pendant lights with spherical glass globes are suspended above the nightstands, completing this curated bedroom arrangement intended for high-end interior visualisations.

The download is a 30.9 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 4 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, this collection is organised into logical layers for easy manipulation. Users can merge the set into their master file and apply custom textures to the fabric or wood components as needed. The pendant lights are positioned as individual objects, allowing for independent placement or adjustment of the light source intensity. Ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned at the base of each object for efficient placement on room floor plans during the final scene composition process.

This bedroom set is suitable for high-end residential projects, hotel suite designs, and luxury apartment developments. It functions as a complete focal point for master bedroom visualisations, pairing well with minimalist or contemporary interior schemes. Professionals might search for this asset when specifying furniture for boutique hotel rooms or private residential master suites. The cohesive style and included accessories allow for rapid scene population, saving time during the final stages of interior design presentations and architectural walk-throughs.