About this asset

This traditional navy floral rectangular rug for 3ds Max features an intricate botanical pattern with a contrasting light border. This rectangular area rug showcases a classic design defined by a deep navy field adorned with sprawling floral and vine motifs in shades of brown and off-white. The composition is framed by a wide, decorative border featuring repeating botanical elements that mirror the central pattern's aesthetic. The texture appears to be a woven textile, providing a soft yet structured appearance suitable for formal interiors. Its proportions are balanced, making it an ideal anchor for seating areas or dining arrangements where a touch of historical or ornate character is required to ground the space.

The download is a 3 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 rug into a 3ds Max scene, ensure the object is placed on the floor plane with proper alignment. As it is a flat mesh, consider applying a slight displacement or noise modifier if additional surface depth is required. The material setup relies on a clean diffuse map for the pattern and a subtle bump map to simulate the woven texture. Scale the object to match your specific room dimensions using the scale tool, ensuring the UV mapping remains uniform across the rectangular surface.

This rug is well-suited for traditional living rooms, formal studies, or boutique hotel suites where a sense of heritage is desired. It pairs effectively with dark wood furniture, velvet upholstery, or antique-style side tables. Designers often search for this type of textile asset when specifying elements for classic, neoclassical, or transitional interior design projects. It serves as an effective visual anchor in floor plans, adding warmth and pattern to neutral spaces while maintaining a sophisticated, timeless appeal in high-end residential or hospitality design schemes.