Neoclassical Grey Upholstered Double Bed with White Frame

This neoclassical double bed for 3ds Max features a grey tufted headboard set within an ornate white timber frame and includes bedding. Defined by its elegant, curved headboard, this double bed showcases a classic neoclassical silhouette. The headboard is upholstered in a soft grey fabric with deep button-tufting, framed by a smooth, white-painted timber structure that carries through to the cabriole-style legs. The bed is presented with a layered bedding set, including a pink geometric-patterned duvet, matching pillows, and smaller accent cushions. The proportions are balanced, offering a traditional aesthetic suitable for formal bedroom interiors. The construction details are refined, emphasizing the contrast between the plush grey upholstery and the crisp, clean finish of the wooden frame.

The download is a 34.4 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 model into a 3ds Max scene, use the file’s pivot point at the floor level for quick alignment. The bed is organized into logical layers, allowing for the separation of the frame, mattress, and bedding elements if adjustments are needed. Ensure the textures are mapped correctly using the included UV coordinates, and apply appropriate displacement modifiers to the fabric surfaces to enhance the depth of the tufting during the final rendering process.

This piece is ideal for high-end residential master bedrooms, boutique hotel suites, or guest rooms requiring a touch of classic sophistication. It pairs effectively with traditional bedside tables, ornate wall panelling, and soft, warm lighting schemes. Designers often search for this type of asset when developing period-inspired interiors or luxury transitional spaces. It provides a focal point in bedroom visualizations where a feminine or elegant aesthetic is desired, complementing neutral wall palettes and soft, layered drapery in architectural renderings.