About this asset

This modern king-sized bed for 3ds Max features a minimalist wood frame and soft white fabric bedding with terracotta accents. This modern king-sized bed presents a clean, low-profile aesthetic, supported by a natural wood base. The assembly includes a plush, quilted white duvet and matching pillows, providing a structured yet inviting appearance. Contrasting terracotta-coloured cushions are layered against the primary pillows, while a neutral grey throw blanket is neatly draped across the foot of the bed. The composition balances crisp, geometric lines with soft textile textures, making it a versatile choice for contemporary bedroom interiors. Every element, from the bedding folds to the frame finish, is designed to maintain a realistic look.

The download is a 47.4 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.

When integrating this model into 3ds Max, ensure the pivot point is set to the floor level for efficient placement. The file is structured with logical layer naming, allowing for easy material adjustments or texture swapping of the bedding. Users should apply high-resolution maps to the fabric surfaces to preserve the intricate quilted details during close-up renders. Lighting this model effectively requires a soft area light or a neutral HDRI to highlight the subtle variations in the textile materials and the wood grain.

This bed is suitable for high-end residential master bedrooms, luxury hotel suites, and apartment staging projects. It pairs well with minimalist bedside tables, soft area rugs, and warm ambient lighting. Search for this model when specifying furniture for modern interior design schemes, or when looking to populate a bedroom scene with high-quality, ready-to-use assets. Its neutral palette ensures compatibility with a wide range of wall finishes, from plaster and concrete to timber-clad accent walls, fitting seamlessly into various contemporary design narratives.