Tan Fabric Lounge Chair with Coffee Table Set

This contemporary 3ds Max set features a tan fabric swivel lounge chair paired with two nested coffee tables for modern interiors. This furniture arrangement comprises a high-backed, wing-style lounge chair upholstered in a textured tan fabric, supported by a polished metal four-star swivel base. Accompanying the seating are two distinct, stacked coffee tables. The primary table features a circular walnut-veneer top with a central pedestal base, while the secondary, lower table presents a sleek, glossy black cylindrical form. The grouping is completed with decorative accessories including a gold-rimmed tray, glass drinkware, a small sculpture, and a stack of books, providing a curated look for professional architectural visualisation projects.

The download is a 27 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 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 model is organised into logical groups for easy scene management. Users can quickly merge the set into a project and adjust the position of the swivel chair or the orientation of the nested tables using standard transform tools. The materials are pre-assigned and ready for adjustments to diffuse or reflect maps. Lighting the scene requires a standard HDRI or area light setup to capture the contrast between the matte fabric, the polished metal base, and the high-gloss tabletop surface.

This lounge set is ideal for contemporary living rooms, hotel lobbies, and executive office reception areas. It works well in high-end residential renders where a designer needs to establish a sophisticated, lived-in aesthetic. The neutral colour palette and clean lines make it a versatile addition to modern interior design schemes, pairing seamlessly with minimalist sofas or area rugs. Professionals searching for stylish, ready-to-use furniture groupings will find this set efficient for populating interior spaces at the final stages of a project.