About this asset

This rustic dining set for 3ds Max includes a timber table, two upholstered chairs, and a feature wooden beam pendant light. This dining ensemble features a rectangular table with a robust natural wood top supported by a central black metal pedestal base. Accompanied by two chairs, the seating showcases a bentwood-style frame in a warm wood finish with integrated armrests and black fabric-upholstered seat pads. Completing the composition is a suspended pendant light fixture, crafted from a raw timber beam with integrated greenery and planters. The set provides a cohesive aesthetic, blending organic wood textures with clean-lined metal components suitable for contemporary dining environments requiring a touch of rustic warmth.

The download is a 37.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 4 separate objects, 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 set is organised by logical grouping, allowing for easy placement and adjustment of the individual components within a scene. Users can readily adjust the wood and fabric material parameters to match specific project finishes. Since the pendant light and dining furniture are grouped, designers can easily position the entire assembly over a floor plan or within a larger interior layout. The geometry is clean, supporting efficient viewport navigation and standard rendering workflows without excessive overhead.

Ideal for restaurant interiors, cafe fit-outs, and residential dining areas, this set effectively communicates a casual yet refined atmosphere. It pairs well with industrial or farmhouse-inspired interior schemes. Professionals looking for bistro-style seating, timber-accented furniture, or integrated lighting and decor solutions will find this asset versatile for various project stages, from initial concept visualisations to final high-fidelity renders. The inclusion of decorative greenery ensures the set feels lived-in and ready for immediate integration into architectural scenes.