
This minimalist silver metal side table for 3ds Max features a sharp, geometric, folded-sheet design with a clean, monolithic aesthetic. Constructed from a single continuous sheet of metal, this side table showcases a bold, angular silhouette. The design relies on precise folds to create both the base and the tabletop, resulting in a sculptural, architectural form. The surface has a uniform silver finish that emphasizes the crisp edges and planes of the structure. Its proportions are compact, making it a distinct accent piece that prioritizes form and material honesty. The lack of visible joints or hardware reinforces its minimalist character, ensuring it integrates seamlessly into contemporary interiors that value clean lines and industrial-inspired materials.
The download is a 1.5 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 structured for efficient scene integration, allowing users to easily adjust its placement within a room. The object is scaled to standard side table dimensions, though it can be resized to suit specific project needs. Users should apply reflective material properties to the metal surfaces to achieve realistic light interactions within a render. The model is clean and ready to be merged into larger architectural scenes, with pivot points positioned at the base for straightforward alignment with floor surfaces.
Minimalist Silver Metal Geometric Side Table
Free
This side table is suited for high-end residential living rooms, modern hotel lounges, and boutique gallery spaces. Its unique geometric profile pairs well with low-profile sofas or as a singular statement piece beside an armchair. Professionals often search for sculptural tables to add a focal point to minimalist interiors, or as a functional element in contemporary office reception areas. It complements spaces where materiality is a priority, effectively bridging the gap between utilitarian furniture and abstract art in a curated interior design scheme.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.