About this asset

This 3ds Max model set features grey fabric curtains paired with translucent white sheers, complete with a decorative tie-back. This window treatment set consists of three distinct elements: a heavy, grey, pleated fabric curtain, a sheer white curtain, and a second, looser sheer white panel. The primary grey curtain features a subtle polka-dot pattern along the inner edge and is held in a gathered position by a corded tie-back with tassels. The sheers exhibit natural, soft folds, providing a realistic sense of drape and movement. The design is versatile, balancing structural weight with airy transparency, suitable for layered window compositions in various interior settings requiring both privacy and light diffusion.

The download is a 6.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 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.

To integrate this model into a 3ds Max scene, import the objects and position them along a curtain rod or track system. Use the provided geometry to adjust the drape or scale to fit specific window openings. Apply appropriate fabric materials with translucent properties for the sheers to ensure realistic light transmission. Since the curtains are presented as separate elements, they can be easily manipulated or combined to create different configurations, from fully drawn to partially open, depending on the desired composition.

These curtains are ideal for residential bedrooms, living rooms, and hotel suites where a layered, soft aesthetic is required. They pair effectively with modern or transitional interior schemes, adding depth and texture to window walls. Professionals searching for drapery, window treatments, or soft furnishings will find this set useful for staging high-end residential projects or hospitality renders. The neutral colour palette ensures compatibility with a wide range of wall treatments, flooring finishes, and furniture styles, making it a versatile asset for interior visualisers.