Contemporary Orange Fabric Lounge Chair with Timber Base

This contemporary 3ds Max lounge chair features an orange fabric-upholstered shell with a distinctive vertical-channelled backrest. This lounge chair features a high, vertically channelled backrest and a wide, integrated seat cushion, all upholstered in a vibrant orange fabric. The upholstery is segmented, providing a soft, padded aesthetic that emphasizes the chair's generous proportions. It is supported by a light-toned timber base, consisting of four splayed legs that meet at a central hub. The design balances a casual, comfortable look with structural clarity, making it a suitable choice for spaces requiring a bold accent piece that maintains a clean, minimalist silhouette while offering significant visual warmth.

The download is a 5.6 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is structured for efficient integration into interior scenes. Users should maintain the provided material slots, adjusting the fabric texture mapping as needed to match the scale of the intended environment. The timber base and upholstered shell are typically grouped, allowing for easy placement and rotation. Use standard lighting setups to highlight the channelled fabric texture, ensuring that the soft shadows within the upholstery channels are captured correctly for a realistic render result in any contemporary living space.

Ideal for residential living rooms, boutique hotel lobbies, or relaxed office breakout areas, this lounge chair provides a comfortable seating option that pairs well with minimalist side tables or floor lamps. It serves as a striking focal point in neutral-toned interiors, adding a pop of colour and tactile interest. Professionals searching for statement seating or accent chairs will find this model versatile for projects requiring a blend of comfort and modern design, especially in high-end residential or hospitality design schemes.