About this asset

This contemporary indoor plant 3ds Max model features a lush green shrub housed in a red ceramic vase on a black stone base. The asset comprises a dense, rounded shrub with fine-textured foliage, providing a natural contrast to the structured, deep red ceramic vase. The pot sits atop a square, black stone plinth, which is further elevated by a thin, dark glossy base plate. This combination of organic greenery and geometric, solid forms creates a balanced aesthetic suitable for modern interiors. The proportions are compact, designed for tabletop display or placement on shelving units. Every component is clearly defined, with the foliage density and the smooth, reflective finish of the vase base providing visual depth and realism.

The download is a 30.5 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 as a single grouped object, allowing for easy placement and rotation within a scene. Users should verify that the texture paths for the foliage and the glossy base materials are correctly assigned to the host project. The asset is scaled to standard interior dimensions, making it suitable for immediate integration into architectural visualisations. Adjusting the shader reflection values on the base plate can help match the specific lighting conditions of the target environment during the final rendering process.

This potted shrub is an ideal addition to residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or executive office spaces where a touch of greenery is required to soften hard surfaces. It pairs effectively with minimalist consoles, side tables, or open shelving units. Professionals searching for interior greenery, tabletop decor, or high-detail foliage models for architectural rendering will find this asset versatile. It is well-suited for staging projects, providing a natural, lived-in feel to interior compositions without overwhelming the existing design scheme or spatial layout.