Oriental Dark Wood TV Cabinet with Painted Doors

This 3ds Max TV unit features a dark wood frame with ornate lotus-painted cabinet doors, providing a distinct oriental aesthetic. This TV cabinet features a low-profile, three-door configuration supported by turned bun feet. The primary structure is finished in a deep, dark wood tone, contrasting with the central panels which display traditional lotus flower motifs in green and white against a gold-toned background. The design incorporates mirrored or metallic vertical accents between the cabinet doors, adding a subtle reflective quality to the piece. Small, circular knobs provide a minimal hardware detail that does not distract from the intricate painted artwork on the cabinetry faces, resulting in a balanced, decorative storage solution for media.

The download is an 8.1 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.

Within 3ds Max, this model is structured with logical layering for the cabinet and its decorative painted panels. Users can easily adjust the wood finish or the painted door textures via the standard material editor. Since the model is presented as a singular asset, it should be merged into the scene at the origin point and scaled according to the specific interior requirements. Applying proper lighting will highlight the reflective metallic accents and the depth of the dark wood frame effectively.

Ideal for residential living rooms or master suites, this TV cabinet serves as a focal point in spaces requiring an oriental or eclectic design influence. It pairs well with neutral-toned walls or rooms featuring traditional decor elements. Professionals searching for a unique media console, Asian-inspired furniture, or decorative storage for high-end residential interiors will find this asset suitable. It is particularly effective in projects where a blend of functional storage and artistic detail is desired to contrast with more contemporary interior architecture.