About this asset

This scandinavian-style dining chair, modelled in 3ds Max, features a solid wood frame with a woven paper cord seat and backrest. Defined by its clean lines and organic material palette, this dining chair showcases a lightweight wood frame finished in a natural tone. The seat is tightly woven from paper cord, providing both texture and ergonomic support, while the curved backrest adds a subtle softness to the overall silhouette. Tapered legs and simple joinery details reflect a classic mid-century influence, ensuring a balanced look that is both functional and aesthetically light. The construction is straightforward, focusing on the honest application of wood and woven materials to create a versatile seating piece for contemporary interiors.

The download is a 10.3 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 incorporating this model into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the pivot point is set to the floor base for easy snapping to your dining room floor plan. The model maintains clean topology, allowing for efficient placement within complex interior visualizations. Apply your preferred wood grain textures to the frame and adjust the UV mapping on the woven seat to maintain the scale of the cord pattern. Group the object parts to manage your layer hierarchy effectively when populating large restaurant or residential dining sets.

Ideal for residential dining rooms, minimalist breakfast nooks, or contemporary cafe settings, this chair pairs seamlessly with light oak or walnut tables. It is well-suited for projects requiring a warm, natural aesthetic, such as wabi-sabi or scandinavian-inspired interiors. Use search terms like wood dining chair, woven seat chair, or minimalist seating when sourcing assets for kitchen and dining area layouts. Its neutral palette allows it to integrate easily into various design schemes, from modern farmhouse to light-filled urban apartments and boutique hospitality spaces.