Contemporary Grey Fabric Upholstered King Bed – Variant 4

This contemporary 3ds Max bed features a low-profile upholstered frame and a split-panel headboard in a neutral grey fabric finish. Designed with a focus on clean lines and soft textures, this king-sized bed features a low-profile frame fully upholstered in a textured grey fabric. The headboard is composed of two distinct rectangular panels, each finished with a subtle geometric stitched pattern that adds depth to the headboard surface. The ensemble includes a plush mattress, two large white sleeping pillows, and a smaller accent cushion in a darker grey tone. A layered bedding arrangement, including a quilted throw blanket, completes the look, providing a balanced, sophisticated aesthetic for modern bedroom interiors.

The download is a 74 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is structured with logical layer separation for the frame, mattress, and bedding elements, facilitating easy material overrides or texture adjustments. Users can quickly merge this file into a master project scene using standard import commands. The soft elements are mapped with high-quality fabric textures, allowing for realistic material scaling and tiling. Ensure the pivot point is set to the floor level upon insertion for precise placement within architectural floor plans or interior design visualisations.

This bed is suitable for high-end residential master bedrooms, boutique hotel suites, and contemporary apartment staging. Its neutral colour palette and soft, upholstered form pair well with minimalist bedside tables, textured area rugs, and warm ambient lighting schemes. Architects and interior designers searching for comfortable, modern sleeping solutions will find this piece effective for creating serene, inviting spaces. It integrates seamlessly into projects requiring a refined, cohesive look in both luxury private homes and hospitality design developments.