
This contemporary orange plastic armchair, modeled for 3ds Max, features a distinctive interlaced backrest and organic frame geometry. This contemporary armchair is defined by its fluid, organic form and monobloc-inspired construction. The backrest is composed of three interconnected, sweeping lines that merge into the armrests and seat base, creating a sculptural, cage-like aesthetic. The seat is slightly contoured for comfort, supported by four slender, slightly tapered legs that maintain the chair's lightweight, airy profile. Fabricated in a vibrant orange finish, the piece relies on its complex, intersecting geometry to provide visual interest. Its proportions are balanced for use as a dining chair or a standalone accent piece in various interior settings.
The download is a 3.6 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.
The 3ds Max model is provided as a single, clean asset suitable for direct insertion into project scenes. Users should verify the scale upon import to ensure alignment with standard seat height requirements. The material is assigned as a single plastic shader, which can be easily adjusted in the material editor to modify reflectivity or colour saturation. The geometry is optimized for fluid performance, allowing for efficient placement in large-scale dining room or restaurant layouts without significantly increasing render times or viewport overhead.
Contemporary Orange Plastic Interlaced Armchair
Free
This armchair is well-suited for modern residential dining rooms, vibrant cafe interiors, and creative office breakout areas. Its bold colour and sculptural silhouette make it an effective choice for adding a focal point to minimalist or contemporary spaces. Designers often pair this chair with sleek, simple tables to allow the interlaced backrest detail to stand out. Search for this item when sourcing bold, durable plastic seating for high-traffic environments where both aesthetic impact and ease of maintenance are project priorities.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.