Dark Wood Dining Chair with Blue Floral Upholstery

This contemporary 3ds Max dining chair features a dark wood frame and a distinct seat cushion upholstered in blue floral fabric. Defined by its organic, flowing silhouette, this dining chair combines a dark-stained timber frame with a contrasting upholstered seat. The backrest curves continuously into the armrests, creating a fluid, ergonomic form that supports the upper body. The seat cushion is upholstered in a vibrant blue and white floral patterned textile, adding a decorative element to the understated wooden structure. The frame rests on slender, tapered legs that provide a light, balanced appearance. This piece is a versatile seating option for interiors requiring a blend of comfort and refined aesthetic detail.

The download is a 5.7 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised with logical layer naming for easy selection and modification. The timber finish and fabric upholstery are applied as separate material slots, allowing for quick adjustments to textures or colours to match specific interior palettes. As the model is provided in a standard scale, it integrates seamlessly into architectural scenes via simple merge commands. Users should ensure the pivot point is correctly aligned at the base for efficient placement around dining tables or within lounge configurations.

Ideal for residential dining rooms, boutique hotel suites, and sophisticated hospitality spaces, this chair brings a touch of character to any setting. It pairs effectively with minimalist wooden tables or contemporary glass-topped dining sets, acting as a statement piece in neutral-toned environments. Professionals searching for elegant accent seating, floral patterned chairs, or refined wooden armchairs will find this model suitable for high-quality interior visualisations, particularly for projects focusing on transitional or contemporary design styles where a balance of pattern and material is required.