Contemporary Marble Rectangular Dining Set with Six Chairs

This contemporary 3ds Max dining set features a marble-top rectangular table, six upholstered chairs, and two glass pendant lights. The set centers on a sleek rectangular dining table topped with a white marble slab featuring grey veining, supported by a minimalist dark frame. Surrounding the table are six contemporary dining chairs, finished in a mix of soft grey and charcoal fabric upholstery with curved backrests. Two suspended glass pendant lights with metallic accents provide overhead illumination, while a decorative vase with dried foliage serves as the centerpiece. The composition is balanced and clean, offering a sophisticated look for modern interiors, with materials chosen for their tactile contrast and enduring aesthetic appeal.

The download is a 50 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 9 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 model is structured with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection of individual chairs or the table assembly. The materials are ready for adjustment within the Slate Material Editor, where you can modify the marble reflection maps or fabric bump settings to match your specific scene requirements. Ensure the light fixtures are grouped correctly for easy placement and consider using a standard photometric light source or an IES profile to achieve the desired ambient glow.

This dining set is ideal for high-end residential dining rooms, luxury hotel suites, or boutique restaurant dining areas. It pairs well with minimalist architectural finishes, such as polished concrete or light timber flooring. When searching for this asset, professionals might look for marble dining tables, contemporary dining furniture, or complete dining room sets to populate their interior visualizations. The neutral palette ensures it integrates seamlessly into various design schemes, from open-plan living spaces to formal dining zones in apartment projects.