About this asset

This contemporary off-white fabric sectional sofa with an integrated chaise is a 3ds Max model featuring a low-profile design. This contemporary sectional sofa features a low-profile silhouette with clean, linear forms. The primary seating area is upholstered in a smooth off-white fabric, while the attached chaise module showcases a textured, quilted surface pattern. The design includes a mix of back cushions in varying shades of grey and off-white, providing contrast and visual depth. The structural form is blocky and minimalist, defined by wide armrests and a deep seat depth. The inclusion of a small animal figure on the chaise highlights the scale and domestic nature of the piece.

The download is a 14.7 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.

To integrate this sofa into a 3ds Max project, merge the file into your scene and ensure the unit scale is set correctly for your project requirements. The model is organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection of cushions versus the main frame. Apply custom fabric textures to the upholstery slots to match specific interior design palettes, and use standard viewport navigation to position the sectional within your floor plan. The model is ready for lighting with global illumination settings for realistic shadow casting.

This sectional is ideal for modern residential interiors, particularly open-plan living rooms or contemporary hotel lounges. It pairs effectively with low-level coffee tables and textured area rugs to create a balanced, comfortable seating arrangement. Professionals searching for modular lounge furniture, minimalist sofas, or high-end residential seating will find this asset suitable for various project stages, from initial concept visualisations to final high-fidelity renders. It works well as a central focal point in minimalist or transitional interior design schemes.