Contemporary Metallic Decorative Set with Framed Artwork

This contemporary 3ds Max decorative set includes metallic vases, a framed botanical artwork, and books for interior styling. This curated decorative set comprises six distinct elements designed for interior styling. The collection features two metallic vases with a textured, hammered finish and a smaller matching bowl. A framed piece of botanical artwork with a white border serves as the backdrop, paired with a small stack of books and a metallic sphere ornament. A single potted indoor plant with delicate, airy foliage is housed within the larger vase, providing a natural contrast to the metallic surfaces. The ensemble is cohesive in tone, utilizing deep metallic browns and neutral whites to anchor the composition.

The download is a 39.4 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 6 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 as a single asset group, allowing for easy placement and scaling within a scene. The metallic materials are pre-configured, requiring only standard environment mapping to capture the reflective qualities of the vases. Users can easily ungroup the objects to redistribute the items across side tables, consoles, or bookshelves. The foliage is modelled as a separate element, allowing for quick adjustments to the plant density or height to suit different camera angles and lighting conditions.

This set is ideal for populating residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or high-end retail displays. It works well when placed on console tables, coffee tables, or as a focal point on a mantlepiece. Designers often search for tabletop accessories that provide a balanced mix of organic and industrial textures. It pairs effectively with minimalist or contemporary furniture, providing a finished look to staging projects. Use this asset to quickly add character to empty surfaces in architectural visualisations during the final styling stages.