Grey Fabric Upholstered Double Bed with Decorative Cushions

This contemporary double bed for 3ds Max features a grey fabric upholstery and a curated set of decorative cushions and a throw. This double bed features a low-profile frame fully upholstered in a neutral grey fabric. The arrangement includes a pair of large rectangular pillows, two smaller square cushions, and a central accent cushion with a dark green and beige geometric motif. A matching green throw blanket is draped across the foot of the bed, providing a textural contrast to the base bedding. The assembly includes a small wooden tray holding decorative accessories, completing the styled look. The proportions are balanced, offering a clean, modern aesthetic suitable for various contemporary interior design schemes.

The download is a 63.5 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.

Integrate this model into your 3ds Max scene by merging the file into your master project file. The geometry is organised by object, allowing for easy material assignment or modification of the individual cushions and bedding components. Use standard mapping coordinates to adjust the scale of the fabric textures if necessary. The bed is scaled to standard dimensions, making it straightforward to position within a bedroom layout. Ensure you check your layer structure upon import to maintain a clean and manageable scene hierarchy.

Ideal for residential master bedrooms or high-end hotel guest rooms, this bed model serves as a focal point in interior visualisations. It pairs well with minimalist bedside tables and soft ambient lighting. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture, upholstered beds, or styled bedding sets will find this asset useful during the concept and final rendering stages of a project. It is particularly effective for staging interior design presentations where a finished, lived-in look is required to communicate the intended atmosphere to clients.