About this asset

This contemporary 3ds Max armchair set features a grey fabric wingback chair and a black pedestal side table for lounge interiors. This set includes a high-backed wingback armchair upholstered in a textured grey fabric, featuring a subtle, soft-contoured silhouette. The chair is supported by dark-stained wooden legs that provide a refined contrast to the light grey upholstery. Accompanying the armchair is a sleek, black pedestal-style side table with a circular top and a flared base. The set is completed by a decorative throw cushion with a bold blue and white geometric pattern, adding a touch of visual interest to the overall composition. The proportions are designed to create a comfortable, intimate seating arrangement.

The download is a 5.4 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.

Users can merge this 3ds Max model directly into their scene, ensuring the geometry is correctly scaled to match project dimensions. The armchair and side table are typically grouped for easy placement, though they can be ungrouped to adjust the arrangement. Materials are standard, allowing for quick adjustments to fabric textures or the table's finish to suit specific interior palettes. Proper lighting setup, particularly with soft ambient illumination, will help highlight the fabric's depth and the table's clean, modern lines.

Ideal for residential living rooms, reading nooks, or hotel lobby lounges, this set functions as a cohesive accent corner. It pairs well with minimalist or contemporary decor, providing a sophisticated focal point in larger open-plan spaces. Professionals searching for lounge furniture, accent chairs, or small conversation sets will find this model useful for architectural visualization. It is particularly effective for staging interior renders where a balanced, ready-to-use seating arrangement is required to define a space's scale and intended use.