Dried Allium Arrangement in White Ceramic Vase

This 3ds Max model features a minimalist dried allium arrangement displayed in a simple white ceramic vase for interior scenes. The asset comprises a collection of dried, golden-brown allium stems with spherical, star-burst seed heads, arranged in a clean, teardrop-shaped white ceramic vase. The stems exhibit delicate, intricate textures typical of dried botanical specimens, providing a natural contrast to the smooth, matte finish of the container. The vessel features a rounded base and a subtle neck, maintaining a neutral aesthetic that integrates well into various contemporary settings. This composition is presented as a singular, cohesive unit, ready to be placed as a finishing detail in architectural visualisations or interior design projects.

The download is a 13.4 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 asset into a 3ds Max workflow, import the file into your scene and ensure the unit scale matches your project requirements. The model is organised with logical hierarchy, allowing for easy placement on surfaces such as console tables or shelving. Apply your preferred render engine materials to the botanical elements to achieve the desired level of translucency and depth, while maintaining the provided geometry for the vase, which should be treated with a standard ceramic material setting.

This dried flower arrangement is suited for residential living rooms, bedrooms, or hotel lobby vignettes where a touch of organic, minimalist decor is required. It pairs effectively with modern furniture, such as sideboards, coffee tables, or bedside units, adding a natural focal point without overwhelming the space. Professionals might search for this item as a botanical accessory, dried plant model, or contemporary vase decor, making it a versatile element for enhancing staging in high-end residential or boutique hospitality project visualisations.