About this asset

This neoclassical TV wall unit, modelled for 3ds Max, features a marble-clad feature wall and a sleek, modern storage console. This integrated media unit combines a formal neoclassical wall treatment with a contemporary low-profile storage console. The backdrop consists of large-format grey-veined marble panels framed by minimalist moulding details in a neutral grey finish. Centrally mounted, the television is framed by the marble surface, creating a distinct focal point. Below, the storage console features a dark marble top and a base cabinet with textured grey-toned wood grain cladding. The unit is supported by slender, dark metal legs, providing a lightweight aesthetic that balances the substantial wall-mounted structure and the surrounding architectural panels.

The download is a 33.4 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.

To integrate this unit into a 3ds Max scene, merge the asset into your project file and ensure the wall-mounted panel is aligned with the primary interior partition. The model is organised by logical naming conventions, allowing for quick material adjustments to the marble or timber textures. Use the provided mapping coordinates for the stone surfaces and adjust the light intensity of your scene to ensure the metallic leg details catch highlights appropriately during final rendering passes for a realistic finish.

Ideal for sophisticated residential living rooms, this media wall assembly serves as a primary feature in high-end apartment design or luxury home interiors. It pairs effectively with minimalist seating arrangements and refined accent lighting. Designers searching for a cohesive television feature wall, media storage unit, or formal lounge cabinetry will find this asset suitable for both concept development and final presentation stages. It provides a readymade solution for establishing a balanced, symmetrical focal point in contemporary or transitional interior spaces.