About this asset

This neoclassical cream lacquered work desk for 3ds Max features elegant tapered legs and metallic accents for a refined aesthetic. This sophisticated work desk features a smooth, high-gloss cream lacquered finish that provides a clean, refined aesthetic. The rectangular tabletop includes subtle curved edges, softening its overall profile. It stands on four tapered legs, each finished with a metallic cap at the base and a decorative collar at the top, adding a touch of classic elegance. The set includes a minimalist laptop and a stack of books as decorative accessories, contributing to a curated, ready-to-use appearance. Its proportions are balanced, suitable for a compact study or a formal home office setting.

The download is a 6.9 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 desk and its included accessories. Users should check the scale upon insertion to ensure it aligns with the project’s unit settings. Materials are applied as standard, allowing for straightforward adjustments to the gloss levels or colour tints if required. The model is suitable for high-quality architectural visualisations where a clean, polished furniture asset is needed to anchor the composition of a workspace or study area.

This desk is an excellent choice for luxury residential projects, particularly within home offices, libraries, or master suites where a neoclassical influence is desired. It pairs well with upholstered velvet or leather task chairs to maintain a sophisticated atmosphere. Professionals might search for this piece when specifying furniture for high-end apartment interiors or boutique hospitality suites. Its neutral cream palette ensures versatility, allowing it to blend seamlessly into both traditional and contemporary interiors that require a refined, singular focal point.