Mid-Century Dark Wood Bed with Grey Textile Bedding

This mid-century 3ds Max model features a dark wood double bed frame paired with grey textile bedding and two white pillows. This double bed features a distinct mid-century aesthetic defined by a solid dark wood frame and a tall, vertically grain-matched headboard. The base rests on short, tapered wooden legs, lending a low-profile silhouette to the piece. The bedding set includes a charcoal grey duvet with white piping details, draped naturally over a cream-coloured mattress. Two plain white rectangular pillows are positioned against the headboard. The overall construction displays clean lines and warm, rich timber tones, making it a versatile foundational element for various interior styles ranging from vintage to contemporary.

The download is a 43.9 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised with clear layer separation for the frame and soft goods, allowing for easy material adjustments or modifications. The bedding geometry is optimised to maintain realistic folds without excessive polygon density. Users can apply custom fabric textures to the duvet surface or adjust the wood grain scale on the frame to suit specific scene requirements. Ensure the model is placed at the correct floor level and that collision objects are managed if integrating into a larger architectural scene.

Ideal for residential bedroom visualisations, boutique hotel suites, and high-end apartment staging, this bed serves as a focal point in any sleeping space. It pairs effectively with mid-century side tables, minimalist floor lamps, or textured area rugs. Professionals searching for a warm, inviting furniture asset for interior design renders will find this piece suitable for both master bedrooms and guest suites. The classic proportions ensure it complements a wide variety of wall treatments, from neutral plaster finishes to bold, decorative feature walls.