About this asset

This traditional brown velvet upholstered dining chair for 3ds Max features a button-tufted backrest and dark, turned timber legs. This classic dining chair features a high, wing-back profile with deep button-tufting across the backrest, providing a formal aesthetic. The seat is fully upholstered in a rich, textured brown velvet, offering a soft contrast to the dark, polished timber frame. Notable details include the turned, tapered front legs that terminate in smooth, rounded feet, lending an elegant, period-inspired silhouette. The overall proportions are generous, designed for comfort in formal dining settings. The construction is solid and grounded, balancing the plush upholstery with the structural integrity of a traditional wooden base.

The download is a 22.4 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 chair into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the object pivot is set to the floor plane for easy placement. The velvet material uses standard texture mapping, which can be adjusted via the material editor to suit specific lighting conditions. Use instances for large dining sets to maintain scene performance. If adjusting the finish, the dark wood legs are separated as a distinct material ID, allowing for quick material swaps or adjustments to the gloss and reflection parameters within your preferred render engine.

This chair is well-suited for high-end residential dining rooms, boutique hotel restaurants, or formal meeting spaces. It pairs effectively with dark timber tables or polished stone surfaces to create a sophisticated, traditional atmosphere. Professionals looking for classic seating will find this asset useful for interior design projects requiring a touch of elegance and tactile comfort. Search for this piece when specifying furniture for luxury hospitality interiors or refined home dining areas where a cohesive, classic aesthetic is required for the final render.