
This contemporary bar stool for 3ds Max features a transparent moulded plastic shell set upon a sleek, beige-toned pedestal base. This bar stool presents a minimalist aesthetic defined by its clear, organic-shaped plastic seat. The shell features subtle, fluid curves and integrated armrests, providing a lightweight visual profile that avoids cluttering interior spaces. It is supported by a slender central column that transitions smoothly into a circular, flat-profile base. The contrasting materials—translucent polymer seating against a solid, matte-finish metal pedestal—create a refined look suitable for modern environments. The structure is designed for stability and swivel functionality, balancing a delicate appearance with the durability required for high-traffic areas in both residential and commercial settings.
The download is an 11.3 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.
To integrate this 3ds Max model into your scene, use the merge command to import the file into your current project. The object is typically centred at the world origin, allowing for easy placement at kitchen islands or bar counters. Ensure you verify the scale against your floor plan before finalising the placement. Materials are assigned to the seat and base separately, enabling independent adjustment of the plastic transparency or the metal finish to match your specific interior lighting and colour palette.
Transparent Plastic Swivel Bar Stool with Pedestal Base
Free
Ideal for contemporary kitchen islands, breakfast bars, and high-top dining arrangements, this stool fits seamlessly into modern residential interiors. It is equally effective in commercial hospitality projects, such as cafe counters, hotel lounge areas, or high-end retail showrooms where a sophisticated, non-intrusive seating solution is required. Pair this item with minimalist stone or timber surfaces to highlight its transparent qualities. Architects and visualisers often use this model to add a sense of openness and light to rendering scenes without overwhelming the design composition.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.