
These floral pattern fabric Roman blinds for 3ds Max feature a dual-panel design with a white frame, ideal for soft window treatments. These Roman blinds are constructed as two distinct fabric panels mounted within a clean, white-finished window frame. The textile features a dense, multi-coloured floral print with prominent yellow, blue, and brown botanical motifs set against an off-white background. The blinds are depicted in a partially raised position, showcasing precise horizontal folds and gathered fabric detailing at the lower edges. This configuration creates a structured, tailored appearance at the window head while providing a soft, decorative element to the interior space. The model includes the integrated frame, fabric panels, and the internal lifting mechanism hardware.
The download is a 5.5 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, these blinds are typically handled as a single mesh object. Users should check the pivot point alignment to ensure correct placement against the window reveal. The fabric texture is mapped to the pleated geometry, allowing for adjustments to the tiling or scale if necessary. The white frame is a separate sub-object, useful for applying standard architectural materials. When integrating into a scene, ensure the normals are oriented correctly to avoid shading artifacts during rendering, particularly around the fabric folds.
Floral Pattern Fabric Roman Blinds with White Frame
Free
These Roman blinds are well-suited for residential interior projects, particularly in bedrooms, kitchens, or living areas where a traditional or cottage-style aesthetic is desired. They pair effectively with neutral wall treatments, allowing the vibrant floral pattern to serve as a focal point. Professionals searching for decorative window coverings, textile-based soft furnishings, or detailed interior assets will find this model useful for adding realism to architectural visualisations. The scale is appropriate for standard window openings in contemporary or classic home design schemes.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.