Contemporary White Marble TV Cabinet with Brass Base

This contemporary 3ds Max TV cabinet features a white marble top, crisp white doors, and a slender gold-finished metal base frame. This long, rectangular media console presents a clean, minimalist silhouette composed of a heavy stone top and a solid cabinet body. The surface is crafted from white marble with grey veining, contrasting against the matte white finish of the four cabinet doors. Vertical brass-toned metal channels separate the doors, providing a subtle linear rhythm. The entire unit is elevated on a delicate, open-frame metal base that mirrors the brass finish of the door detailing. The set includes decorative tabletop accessories, specifically a small potted plant, a stack of books, and two small figures.

The download is a 4.3 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.

Users can merge this asset into a 3ds Max scene using the standard import process. The model is organised by material ID or layer, allowing for easy adjustment of the marble texture mapping or metallic finish properties. The pivot point is positioned at the base for accurate placement on floor planes. For optimal results, apply high-quality reflection maps to the brass elements and ensure the marble material uses appropriate bump maps to capture the natural stone texture under interior lighting conditions.

This cabinet is well-suited for modern living rooms, high-end residential suites, or boutique hotel lounges. Its low-profile design provides an elegant focal point for media walls, pairing effectively with wall-mounted televisions or minimalist shelving units. Professionals might search for this item when specifying luxury apartment interiors or contemporary hospitality projects requiring a refined, balanced storage solution. It complements neutral interior palettes and works well in spaces where a touch of metallic warmth is needed to anchor the room's overall aesthetic.