
This modern 3ds Max model features a comprehensive collection of neutral ceramic decor, glass vases, and dried botanicals for interior staging. This curated decor set consists of twenty-five individual elements, primarily focused on sculptural ceramic vessels and natural botanical arrangements. The collection includes ribbed and smooth-surfaced white and beige ceramic vases, minimalist glass bud vases, dried pampas grass, and delicate floral stems. Additional accessories include a small analogue clock, stacked coffee table books, a table lamp, and a framed mirror. The pieces are finished in a soft, matte, and neutral palette, emphasizing organic shapes and varied textures. The scale of the items is balanced for placement on console tables, bookshelves, or dining surfaces.
The download is a 110 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 25 separate objects, set up with V-Ray materials. Open it in 3ds Max with V-Ray installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.
In 3ds Max, this collection is organised as a single asset group for ease of placement. Users can detach individual objects to populate different zones of a scene. The materials are mapped for efficient rendering, allowing for minor adjustments to glossiness or reflection settings as required by specific lighting environments. The geometry is clean, ensuring that the foliage and ceramic meshes remain performant when populated throughout larger interior projects. Users should verify pivot points upon merging to ensure accurate alignment with surface planes.
Modern Neutral Ceramic Decor Set with Dried Botanicals
Free
Ideal for residential interior design projects, this set provides essential styling props for living rooms, hallways, and bedroom nightstands. It is suited for high-end hospitality environments, including boutique hotel lobbies and luxury apartment staging. Professionals often search for these items when looking to add life and detail to empty shelves or coffee tables. By combining these vases and dried plants, designers can create cohesive focal points that add warmth and texture to contemporary, minimalist, or Japandi-inspired interior schemes.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.