About this asset

This contemporary 2-seater sofa in 3ds Max features sage green fabric upholstery and a collection of contrasting scatter cushions. This 2-seater sofa features a clean, blocky silhouette with integrated arms and a dual-cushion seat design. The frame is fully upholstered in a textured sage green fabric, providing a muted, organic aesthetic suitable for various interior schemes. Included with the piece is a curated set of five scatter cushions: two in matching sage green, two in a crisp off-white linen-look fabric, and one smaller central cushion in a textured brown finish. The proportional balance between the tight-back design and the plush seat cushions offers a structured yet comfortable appearance for modern living spaces.

The download is a 5.9 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.

When integrating this model into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the object is placed on the correct floor plane to prevent intersection. Use the native layer manager to isolate the cushion assets if you wish to rearrange or replace them within your composition. The fabric textures are mapped to standard UV coordinates, allowing for easy adjustment of tiling or colour tinting. Proper lighting setup, particularly using global illumination, will best highlight the depth and subtle weave of the fabric upholstery on the sofa surfaces.

Ideal for residential living rooms, small apartment lounge areas, or boutique hotel lobbies, this sofa provides a versatile seating solution. Its neutral sage tone pairs effectively with timber flooring, light-toned rugs, or minimalist interior palettes. Designers often specify this style of compact 2-seater when planning space-efficient layouts in urban homes or casual reading nooks. Search for this asset using terms like upholstered sofa, fabric two-seater, or modern living room seating when building out residential interior visualisations or staging professional architectural presentations.