Natural Wood Square Side Table with Slatted Shelf

This 3ds Max side table features a clean-lined square silhouette in natural wood with a practical slatted lower shelf for storage. Constructed from light-toned timber, this square side table exhibits a minimalist, functional aesthetic typical of Scandinavian design. The frame consists of four straight legs supporting a solid square top and a lower slatted shelf, providing an airy, lightweight appearance. The wood grain is visible, suggesting a natural finish that complements neutral interior palettes. Included in the model is a decorative book placed on the tabletop, which serves as a scale reference. The proportions are balanced, making the piece suitable for tight corners or as a compact bedside unit in residential settings.

The download is a 9.3 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised with logical layer naming to facilitate easy manipulation of the table and the accessory book separately. Users can apply custom wood shaders to the existing geometry to match specific interior scenes. The object is scaled to standard dimensions, allowing for straightforward integration into architectural plans. It is recommended to check the pivot point upon insertion to ensure the table sits correctly on the floor plane, especially when arranging multiple units within a larger interior visualisation project.

This side table works effectively in residential bedrooms as a nightstand or in living areas next to armchairs and sofas. Its versatile, natural wood aesthetic pairs well with contemporary, Japandi, or modern farmhouse interiors. Professionals searching for a compact, functional surface for residential or hospitality projects will find this model useful. It is frequently sourced for staging virtual apartments, boutique hotel suites, and quiet reading nooks where clean lines and a sense of warmth are required to complete the spatial narrative.