About this asset

This rectangular grey striped fabric rug for 3ds Max provides a clean, neutral foundation for contemporary interior design schemes. This floor rug features a simple, rectangular silhouette defined by a subtle, repeating vertical stripe pattern. Constructed from a soft-touch fabric material, the texture balances a matte finish with a light, tonal variance in the grey palette. The weave is tight and consistent, providing a low-profile aesthetic that sits flush against floor surfaces. Its understated design avoids complex detailing, making it a versatile choice for spaces that require texture without visual clutter. The edges are finished with a clean, straight cut, ensuring it integrates seamlessly into various interior styles including minimalist and contemporary settings.

The download is a 19.1 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.

To integrate this asset into a 3ds Max scene, simply merge the file into your master project and position it on the floor plane. The material is mapped to work with standard render engine workflows; ensure the UVW map modifier is set to 'box' or 'plane' to maintain scale consistency. You can adjust the fabric intensity or bump maps within the material editor to suit specific lighting conditions. Always check the pivot point after importing to ensure the mesh aligns correctly with the ground level.

Ideal for residential living rooms, bedrooms, and home office environments, this rug works well as a grounding element beneath coffee tables or seating groups. It is equally suited for hospitality projects, such as hotel guest rooms or boutique reception areas where a neutral, high-quality textile is required. Architects and interior designers searching for 'modern floor covering', 'neutral area rug', or 'striped fabric carpet' will find this model effective for adding warmth and materiality to digital visualisations during the concept and design development stages.