Mid-Century White and Walnut Sideboard with Decor Set

This mid-century sideboard set in 3ds Max features a walnut frame with matte white doors and includes a curated collection of decor. This mid-century sideboard features a clean-lined walnut carcass supported by tapered splayed legs. The storage configuration includes two solid-front cabinet doors on the left and a stack of three horizontal drawers on the right, all finished in a crisp white. The unit comes as a complete set including a framed wall-mounted typographic artwork, a glass vase with greenery, three ceramic vessels, a small candle, and a geometric wire sculpture. The proportions are balanced, offering a classic aesthetic suitable for contemporary living spaces requiring functional storage and integrated styling.

The download is a 30 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 set is organised with logical layer naming, allowing for easy selection of the sideboard or individual decorative elements. Users should ensure the pivot points are correctly set at the base of the unit for precise placement against walls. Materials are mapped using standard workflows, making adjustments to the wood grain or white finishes straightforward. The model is scaled for real-world dimensions, so it can be merged directly into a scene and populated with custom lighting setups to achieve desired render results.

Ideal for residential projects, this sideboard acts as a focal point in living rooms, dining areas, or entry halls. It pairs well with minimalist or mid-century interiors, providing both storage and surface space for styling. Professionals searching for 'living room storage', 'sideboard furniture', or 'entryway console' will find this asset versatile for various design schemes. It is particularly effective for staging interior visualizations that require a lived-in, curated appearance without the need to source individual decorative accessories separately.