About this asset

This minimalist white and grey timber wardrobe for 3ds Max features a clean, slab-door design with integrated central open shelving. This floor-to-ceiling storage unit presents a clean, contemporary aesthetic defined by its solid white, handleless slab doors. The layout is symmetrical, featuring a series of vertical panels that conceal internal storage. A central recessed alcove finished in a contrasting grey timber veneer breaks the monolithic white facade, providing four open compartments suitable for decorative objects or books. The unit sits flush against a wall surface, maintaining a sleek profile. Its proportions are generous, intended to span large vertical surfaces while providing a balanced mix of hidden storage and display capability.

The download is a 22.2 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 asset is structured as a single modular unit, allowing for straightforward placement against wall geometry. Users should verify the pivot point to ensure flush alignment with floor and wall planes. Materials are assigned via standard material IDs, enabling easy texture adjustment or replacement of the grey timber veneer to match specific interior schemes. The geometry is clean, suitable for architectural visualisation where precise, unobtrusive storage elements are required to fill larger wall areas.

Ideal for residential bedrooms, dressing rooms, or home office environments, this storage unit offers a versatile solution for clutter-free interiors. Its minimalist design pairs well with contemporary furniture, acting as a functional backdrop rather than a focal point. Search for this piece when specifying built-in cabinetry, custom joinery, or modular storage solutions for modern apartments. It fits seamlessly into projects requiring a neutral, high-capacity storage wall, particularly in spaces where a clean, seamless aesthetic is prioritised over traditional ornate cabinetry.