Traditional Carved Wood Living Room Furniture Set

This traditional carved wood living room furniture set for 3ds Max features intricate dragon motifs and a complete seating arrangement. This comprehensive furniture set comprises a large three-seater sofa, two matching armchairs, a central coffee table, two side tables, and two small stools. Each piece is crafted from solid wood and is heavily embellished with traditional, deep-relief carvings, prominently featuring dragon motifs on the backrests and armrests. The sofa and chairs are designed with high, ornate backsplashes, while the central coffee table includes a glass top surface. The proportions are substantial, reflecting a classic aesthetic, with all elements finished in a consistent, warm natural wood tone throughout the entire collection.

The download is a 132 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 9 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.

When working in 3ds Max, insert this asset as a complete group to maintain the intended spatial arrangement. The model uses complex geometry, so ensure your viewport is set to a suitable display mode for smooth navigation. Materials are mapped to the high-detail wood surfaces, and the glass top on the coffee table is ready for standard ray-traced reflections. Use the layers panel to manage individual components if you need to reposition the side tables or stools independently within your project scene.

This furniture set is ideal for high-end residential projects, particularly those requiring a formal, culturally rich, or traditional aesthetic. It fits well in large living rooms, drawing rooms, or luxury villa interiors. Architects and interior designers might search for this when specifying ornate, heritage-inspired furniture pieces. It pairs effectively with classic interior schemes, heavy drapery, and warm, ambient lighting setups to highlight the intricate wood carvings. The set serves as a primary focal point in any traditional layout or formal reception space.