About this asset

This modern 6-seater dining set for 3ds Max features a live-edge natural wood table paired with six cream-white upholstered chairs. This dining set features a substantial rectangular table defined by its raw, live-edge wood slab top, which showcases a rich, organic grain pattern. It is supported by two solid, block-style timber pedestals that provide a grounding contrast to the natural edge. Accompanying the table are six contemporary dining chairs, each featuring a curved, shell-like backrest and seat upholstered in a smooth, off-white fabric. The chairs are elevated on tapered wooden legs that complement the table's material palette, creating a cohesive aesthetic balance between industrial raw materials and refined, comfortable seating.

The download is a 37.5 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 7 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.

In 3ds Max, this set is organised by object type for efficient scene management. Users can easily append the collection into interior projects, ensuring the table and chairs are scaled appropriately for standard dining heights. The materials are mapped for quick adjustments to wood tones or fabric textures, allowing for seamless integration into various lighting environments. Using instances for the chairs helps maintain a manageable polygon count while populating larger dining areas or restaurant layouts.

Ideal for residential dining rooms, upscale cafe interiors, or boutique hotel breakfast areas, this set provides a focal point for contemporary living spaces. It pairs effectively with minimalist flooring, textured area rugs, or statement pendant lighting to complete a dining composition. Designers frequently search for these pieces when specifying natural, organic-modern furniture that brings warmth to open-plan layouts. The neutral, high-contrast palette ensures versatility across diverse interior design schemes, from Scandinavian-inspired homes to more eclectic, nature-focused commercial fit-outs.