Mid-Century Walnut Two-Drawer Nightstand with Decor Set

This mid-century 3ds Max nightstand features two drawers and tapered legs, presented as a complete set with decorative accessories. Constructed from rich walnut-toned wood, this nightstand exhibits classic mid-century proportions with a clean, rectangular silhouette. The unit is supported by four delicate, turned tapered legs that provide a light, elevated aesthetic. It features two deep storage drawers, each equipped with simple, understated circular pulls that maintain the minimalist profile. The set includes a textured, spherical ceramic vase holding delicate dried branches and a small, circular desk clock with a gold-tone frame, adding a layer of lived-in realism to the composition. The warm wood grain is consistently applied, highlighting the natural quality of the material.

The download is a 20 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.

To integrate this asset into a 3ds Max scene, merge the file and check the pivot points to ensure the unit sits correctly on the floor plane. The model is organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection of the table and decor items independently. Users can apply custom materials to the drawers or adjust the wood grain mapping to suit specific render requirements. Ensure the light rig is adjusted to capture the subtle highlights on the clock face and the texture of the vase.

Ideal for residential bedroom schemes, this nightstand works effectively in both master suites and guest rooms where a touch of warmth is required. It pairs well with upholstered headboards or low-profile platform beds in contemporary or mid-century interiors. Professional visualisers often search for this type of piece when styling hotel rooms or high-end apartment renderings. Use this model to populate bedside vignettes, ensuring the scale is checked against standard bed heights to maintain a realistic and functional spatial relationship in your final architectural visualisation project.