Off-White and Charcoal Fabric Roman Blind with Tassels

This classic 3ds Max Roman blind features off-white fabric with charcoal borders and decorative tassels for a formal window treatment. This Roman blind is constructed from a structured off-white fabric panel, framed by a distinct charcoal border along all four edges. The design incorporates a soft fold mechanism at the base, characteristic of traditional Roman shades. A decorative element features two charcoal tassels suspended from a thin, matching cord draped across the upper section of the blind. The composition is clean and symmetrical, with the dark trim providing a sharp contrast against the lighter textile. The piece is presented as a singular, finished window element, complete with all hardware and ornamental detailing.

The download is a 15.8 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 via standard object hierarchies. Users should check the modifier stack for any active cloth or subdivision modifiers before adjusting the scale to fit specific window openings. Textures are applied using standard mapping coordinates; ensure the UVW maps are correctly aligned if tiling the fabric pattern. The tassels and cord are grouped with the main blind geometry, allowing for easy placement and alignment within a scene hierarchy or layer system to streamline project management and viewport performance.

This Roman blind is suitable for formal interiors, including primary bedrooms, study rooms, or high-end hospitality suites. It pairs effectively with classic furniture sets and neutral wall palettes, adding a layer of texture and visual interest to window elevations. Professionals often search for this type of asset when detailing traditional or transitional residential projects that require refined window treatments. It serves as an essential finishing touch for interior visualisations, providing a sense of realism and domestic comfort in both residential and boutique hotel design schemes.