Japanese Dark Wood Slatted Room Divider

This Japanese-style 3ds Max room divider features a dark wood frame with vertical slats and a central circular opening detail. Designed with clear Japanese influences, this room divider features a robust dark-stained timber frame enclosing a series of fine vertical metal slats. The screen is divided into two distinct sections: a solid lower panel finished in a deep walnut-brown tone and an upper section defined by rhythmic, slim vertical lines. A prominent circular cutout sits centrally within the slatted area, providing a focal point that adds visual interest while maintaining a sense of transparency. The entire assembly is framed by a simple, clean-lined moulding, offering a sophisticated balance between solid mass and open structure.

The download is a 7.7 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 integrating this model into a 3ds Max scene, use the standard material editor to adjust the wood grain and metallic sheen to suit your project lighting. The screen is provided as a singular unit, allowing for easy placement and scaling within interior layouts. Ensure your pivot point is set at the base for efficient positioning against floors or within custom joinery. Group the components to manage viewport performance and apply sub-division modifiers if close-up camera angles are required for your final render.

This divider is ideal for creating semi-private zones in open-plan living areas, hotel lobbies, or modern office interiors. It pairs well with minimalist or Japandi-style furniture, serving as a subtle aesthetic feature rather than a full structural wall. Professionals can use this asset in residential projects to delineate dining spaces from living areas, or in commercial settings to add texture and depth to reception zones. Search for this item when looking to introduce traditional Japanese-inspired elements into contemporary, clean-lined interior design schemes.