About this asset

Contemporary navy and tan fabric curtains featuring white sheer layers, provided as a 3ds Max model for interior visualisation projects. This window treatment set consists of a pair of deep navy blue outer curtains with contrasting tan-coloured trim, paired with a central white sheer layer. The design features a classic pinch-pleat heading that provides structured, vertical folds across the fabric length. Each outer panel is secured with a matching tan fabric tieback, creating a soft draped effect at the mid-height. The white sheer layer remains loose to provide light diffusion. The composition offers a balanced contrast between the dark, heavy outer fabric and the lightweight, translucent inner layer, suitable for formal or residential interiors.

The download is a 5.1 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 managed as a group of individual fabric objects, allowing for easy adjustment of the curtain positions or opacity settings for the sheer layer. Users should ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned with the window frame for accurate placement. Materials are applied as separate sub-objects, enabling the quick assignment of custom fabric textures or procedural shaders to better suit specific lighting conditions or interior colour palettes within the scene environment.

These curtains are ideal for residential living rooms, master bedrooms, or luxury hotel suites where a layered window treatment is required to manage natural light and privacy. They pair effectively with contemporary furniture sets and neutral wall finishes, adding depth and texture to the room. Professionals can search for these assets when specifying drapery, window dressings, or interior soft furnishings for high-end residential design schemes or hospitality projects that require a refined, tailored aesthetic for window-facing elevations.