About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max coffee table features a rectangular glass top supported by a curved wooden frame with integrated decor. This coffee table features a clean, rectangular silhouette defined by a clear glass top surface. The primary structure is crafted from wood with a visible grain, showcasing a warm natural finish. Its base is distinguished by elegant, arched stretchers connecting the four tapered legs, providing both structural integrity and a refined aesthetic profile. The model includes a curated decorative set comprising a crystal vase filled with red roses, a stack of books, and a sculptural gold-toned object. These elements are arranged neatly on the surface to provide a realistic, lived-in appearance for interior visualizations.

The download is a 14.8 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 model into a 3ds Max scene, use the standard merge function to import the file into your current project. The geometry is organized with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection and material adjustments. Ensure the glass material is correctly mapped with appropriate refraction and reflection settings to achieve a realistic look. The decorative accessories are grouped with the table, but can be detached or repositioned as needed to suit specific composition requirements or to clear space for other objects.

Ideal for residential living room layouts, this coffee table serves as a functional centrepiece in both formal lounges and relaxed family areas. Its contemporary design pairs well with various seating arrangements, including modular sofas or lounge chair groupings. Architects and designers can utilize this asset in high-end hospitality projects, such as hotel lobbies or executive suites, to add a touch of sophistication. Search for this piece when specifying furniture for modern interior design concepts that require a balance of natural timber and glass.