Dried Wheat Bundle and Potted Rubber Plant Set

This contemporary set of two decorative botanical assets for 3ds Max includes a dried wheat bundle and a potted rubber plant. This collection features two distinct botanical elements designed for interior styling. The first is a tall, slender arrangement of dried wheat stalks, secured by a minimalist metallic ring support. The second piece is a potted Ficus elastica, or rubber plant, showcasing deep green, broad, glossy leaves on a slender trunk. It is contained within a simple, matte charcoal-coloured cylindrical pot with a matching saucer. Both items are modelled with naturalistic details, offering varied textures from the dry, brittle appearance of the cereal stalks to the thick, waxy foliage of the indoor plant.

The download is a 23.6 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 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.

When integrating these assets into a 3ds Max scene, use the native object hierarchy to manage the individual plant components. The geometry is suitable for architectural visualization, allowing for easy placement in interior layouts. Users can apply custom materials to the pot or adjust the transparency of the wheat stalks to suit specific lighting conditions. Ensure proper pivot point alignment for quick repositioning on surfaces such as sideboards or console tables to enhance the realism of the final render.

These decorative items are suited for residential living spaces, boutique retail showrooms, and hospitality lobby areas where natural accents are required. The wheat bundle functions effectively as a seasonal or rustic-contemporary tabletop feature, while the rubber plant provides a permanent touch of greenery. They pair well with minimalist furniture, adding organic texture to clean architectural lines. Search for these assets when looking for high-quality botanical filler elements to populate interior scenes, specifically for residential staging or lifestyle visualisations.