About this asset

This contemporary lounge set for 3ds Max features two circular rattan armchairs and a matching coffee table with white upholstery. This three-piece lounge set consists of two circular armchairs and a rectangular coffee table, crafted with a woven rattan frame and finished in a natural wood tone. The armchairs are designed with a low-profile, curved backrest and include thick, plush white fabric seat cushions and large back cushions for comfort. The coffee table features a slatted top design, providing a lightweight, open aesthetic. The set is presented with decorative tabletop accessories, including plates and a pitcher, which complement the relaxed, organic style of the furniture pieces suitable for both indoor and outdoor lounge settings.

The download is a 28.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 separate objects, 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 organised into logical layers, allowing for easy selection of the chairs and table independently. Users should check the scale upon insertion to ensure it aligns with the project scene units. The fabric and rattan materials are applied as standard shaders; for high-quality visualisations, consider swapping these for native renderer materials and adjusting the bump maps on the rattan weave to enhance depth and realism in close-up shots.

Ideal for residential terraces, hotel lobbies, and boutique cafe outdoor areas, this set provides a relaxed seating arrangement for social spaces. It pairs well with natural timber decking, stone flooring, and lush potted greenery to create a cohesive, inviting environment. Professionals frequently search for these items when designing balcony layouts, patio zones, or sun-filled conservatory spaces. The neutral colour palette ensures versatility across various design styles, from modern coastal to tropical-inspired interiors, providing a reliable asset for both architectural visualisations and interior design presentations.