About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max scene features a wall-mounted TV cabinet, charcoal shelving, and fluted paneling for a complete media wall. The assembly comprises a floating, four-drawer walnut-veneered media console paired with a vertical, open-faced charcoal shelving unit. A central section of white fluted timber panelling provides a textured backdrop for the television screen, which is mounted flush. The design extends to incorporate a full-height white door, creating a cohesive, integrated wall system. The composition balances horizontal lines with vertical storage, offering a clean, modern aesthetic suitable for minimalist interiors. All elements, including the drawer handles and shelving depth, are scaled for a standard residential living room environment.

The download is a 28.8 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, 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 scene, merge the file directly into your master 3ds Max project. The geometry is organised by layer, allowing for easy selection of the TV console, shelving, and wall panelling components independently. Ensure your scene units are set to millimetres before scaling to fit your specific room dimensions. Apply your preferred materials to the wood and panel surfaces, using the existing mapping coordinates as a base, and adjust lighting to highlight the fluted texture of the central wall panel.

This media wall assembly is ideal for high-end residential living rooms, apartment fit-outs, and home cinema designs. It functions well in projects requiring a seamless transition between storage and architectural features. Professionals searching for a balanced TV wall solution, modern media storage, or integrated joinery will find this asset versatile. It pairs effectively with contemporary interior palettes, soft ambient lighting, and minimalist furniture groupings, serving as a focal point in residential design presentations and architectural visualisations during the concept or development stages.