Contemporary Grey Fluted TV Wall Unit with Marble Panel

This contemporary 3ds Max scene features a grey fluted TV wall unit with a marble feature panel and integrated storage elements. The assembly comprises a large, rectangular marble-clad wall panel that serves as a backdrop for a wall-mounted television. Beneath this, a low-profile media console features a distinct fluted texture on its side cupboards, finished in a muted grey tone. The cabinet is supported by slender, metallic-finish legs and includes open central shelving for media equipment. Accenting the unit are vertical metal strips that break the fluted surface. A small, cantilevered wooden shelf is positioned to the side, providing space for decorative objects, completing this balanced, modern entertainment storage solution.

The download is a 23.6 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, 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 organised into logical layers for easy manipulation of the marble panel, cabinetry, and shelf components. Users should ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned at the base or wall-attachment plane to facilitate accurate placement within an interior scene. The fluted geometry and metallic accents are mapped with appropriate materials, allowing for easy adjustment of reflection and glossiness settings. Lighting should be configured to highlight the depth of the fluted textures and the veining of the marble.

This media unit is ideal for high-end residential living rooms, hotel suites, or luxury apartment staging where a clean, sophisticated aesthetic is required. It pairs effectively with minimalist interior schemes, contemporary lighting, and neutral-toned furniture. Professionals searching for feature wall solutions, media cabinetry, or refined living room storage will find this asset versatile for various design projects. It is best utilised in mid-to-high-level visualisations where a focal point for the entertainment area is necessary to define the space's character.