Contemporary Natural Wood and Rattan Double Bed Set

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a natural wood and rattan double bed paired with two minimalist round nightstands. This bedroom set comprises a double bed and a pair of matching round side tables. The bed is defined by a prominent, curved headboard constructed from a tubular wood frame with woven rattan infill panels that wrap slightly around the sides. The base is simple, elevated on tapered wooden legs. The bedding includes a neutral mattress cover, two square pillows, a decorative patterned cushion, and a dark brown runner draped across the foot. The two cylindrical nightstands feature a dark, smooth finish, providing a grounded contrast to the light, organic textures of the bed frame.

The download is a 66.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 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 organised with logical layer naming to facilitate easy selection of individual components. Users should ensure the pivot points are correctly placed at the base of the furniture for efficient positioning. The materials are mapped using standard coordinates, allowing for quick adjustments to the wood grain or fabric textures. Lighting the scene requires a soft, warm HDRI to highlight the rattan weave and the subtle sheen on the nightstands while maintaining a balanced, realistic interior atmosphere.

Ideal for residential master suites or boutique hotel rooms, this set brings a balanced, organic aesthetic to modern interiors. It pairs effectively with natural timber flooring, linen curtains, and soft, ambient lighting. Designers and visualisers often use this model when developing scandi-inspired, japandi, or contemporary bedroom concepts. Search for this asset when specifying furniture for high-end residential projects, guest suites, or staged apartments where a cohesive, restful, and sophisticated look is required to complete the spatial narrative of the bedroom.