Mid-Century Dark Wood Two-Drawer Bedside Table Set

This mid-century 3ds Max model features a pair of dark walnut-brown wooden bedside tables, each accented with a decorative flower vase. This set of two bedside tables showcases a distinct mid-century aesthetic, characterised by clean, boxy silhouettes and slender, tapered legs. Each unit incorporates two horizontal storage drawers with integrated, recessed pulls, maintaining a sleek and minimalist profile. The construction is finished in a deep walnut-brown wood grain, providing a rich, warm contrast against neutral interior palettes. Included in the composition is a dark, rounded vase containing delicate yellow flowering branches, which adds a touch of organic texture to the structured geometry of the timber furniture pieces.

The download is a 24.7 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection and adjustment of the individual tables or the decorative vase components. Materials are applied using standard mapping, ensuring the wood grain aligns correctly across the drawer fronts and carcass. Users can quickly merge these assets into a master scene, adjusting the pivot points to position them accurately beside a bed or as standalone accent tables within a larger living space.

These bedside tables are ideal for residential master bedrooms, guest suites, or boutique hotel projects requiring a warm, mid-century modern aesthetic. They pair effectively with low-profile platform beds or upholstered headboards in neutral tones. Professionals searching for bedroom storage, timber nightstands, or retro-inspired furniture will find this set highly versatile for interior visualisations. The inclusion of the decorative vase element provides an immediate styling solution for staging bedside vignettes, reducing the need for additional prop assets in the final composition.