About this asset

This modern 3ds Max storage unit features an integrated desk, bench, and shelving in a coordinated pink and white colour scheme. This comprehensive wall storage system for a children's room combines open shelving, closed cabinetry, a central bench seat, and a cantilevered desk. The structure is finished in a matte pink and white palette, designed to maximise vertical space. The central section includes a recessed bench with a grey upholstered seat, flanked by vertical slat detailing. The right-hand side transitions into a sleek, minimalist workspace with an integrated desk surface supported by a simple side panel. Open cubbies provide display areas for toys and books, while upper closed cabinets offer hidden storage.

The download is a 109 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 unit is organised as a single cohesive model or grouped assembly, allowing for easy placement against a wall surface. Users should check the pivot point for alignment with floor levels. Materials are applied via standard multi-sub-object shaders, which can be adjusted to match project-specific colour schemes. Ensure the unit is scaled correctly within the scene units before populating the shelves with additional decorative assets or adjusting the lighting to highlight the depth of the shelving recesses.

Designed for contemporary residential projects, this multifunctional storage unit is ideal for kids' bedrooms, playrooms, or dedicated study areas. It serves as a central feature for interior design visualisations focusing on youth-oriented spaces. Professionals can search for this asset when specifying custom-joinery, integrated bedroom furniture, or ergonomic study solutions. It pairs well with minimalist chairs and soft textiles, providing a clean, organised aesthetic that balances functional storage requirements with playful, modern design elements for family-centric interior schemes.