About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a natural wood double work desk paired with a comprehensive wall-mounted shelving unit. This workstation set centres on a long, rectangular natural wood desk with a central pedestal support and open-frame metal legs at each end. Two cantilevered chairs with horizontal slat-back detailing and fabric upholstery are positioned opposite each other. Mounted above the desk is a multi-tier wall shelving system spanning the full length of the workspace, supported by slim black metal uprights. The arrangement is accessorised with computer monitors, books, and small decorative items, creating a functional, integrated office environment. The design balances warm timber tones with the structural minimalism of black metal.

The download is a 99.3 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.

Users can import this 3ds Max asset directly into their scene to populate large home offices or corporate workspaces. The model is organised into logical layers, allowing for the easy adjustment of individual components like the shelving, desk, or chairs. Materials are mapped for standard render engines, enabling quick adjustments to wood grain or metal finishes. The geometry is clean, ensuring efficient viewport navigation while maintaining high visual fidelity for close-up interior shots or wide-angle architectural renders.

Ideal for residential home office designs, co-working spaces, or professional studio environments, this set provides a complete, ready-to-use solution for interior visualisation. It works well in modern or contemporary schemes where a balance of warmth and industrial edge is required. Designers often search for double workstations or integrated storage solutions to maximise floor space without sacrificing aesthetics. This model pairs effectively with minimalist lighting fixtures and neutral wall treatments to ground the wooden elements within a larger interior project.