About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max stool features a patterned fabric seat cushion atop a solid grey leather-look cylindrical base. This compact cylindrical stool presents a two-tone design, combining a textured seat with a smooth, solid-coloured base. The upper section is upholstered in a white and grey fabric with a repeating herringbone-style geometric pattern, providing a soft contrast to the lower portion. The base is finished in a matte grey synthetic material, likely faux leather, which maintains a clean, minimalist silhouette. With its circular form and balanced proportions, this piece serves as a versatile accent for modern interiors, offering both functional seating and a subtle decorative element through its distinct material pairing.

The download is a 2.6 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.

When working in 3ds Max, ensure the model is placed on the zero-plane to maintain correct alignment within your scene. The object is structured with distinct material IDs, allowing for quick adjustments to the fabric mapping or base texture colour. Use standard alignment tools to position the stool against vanity units or in lounge groupings. For optimal results, apply a subdivision modifier if close-up rendering is required, and ensure the UV maps are preserved during any scaling operations to maintain the pattern integrity.

Ideal for residential bedrooms, dressing rooms, or boutique retail spaces, this stool fits seamlessly into contemporary design schemes. It functions well as a vanity seat, a footrest in a living room, or as occasional seating in a walk-in wardrobe. Designers often incorporate this piece when searching for compact, round seating solutions that add visual interest without occupying significant floor space. It pairs effectively with minimalist furniture, neutral colour palettes, and modern interior layouts where clean lines and subtle textures are prioritised.