Two-Tone Green Fabric Lounge Chair and Side Table Set

This contemporary lounge chair and side table set for 3ds Max features a two-tone fabric upholstery and a minimalist pedestal base. This set consists of a rounded, high-back lounge chair paired with a compact, cylindrical side table. The chair features a distinct two-tone fabric upholstery, with a dark olive-green outer shell and a contrasting light beige seat and backrest. It is supported by slim, black metal legs that provide a light, airy silhouette. Beside it, the side table is finished in a clean matte white, featuring a simple pedestal base that flares slightly at the top. The proportions are balanced, making the set suitable for quiet reading corners or lounge areas.

The download is a 2.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 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 organized with logical grouping for easy placement and manipulation within a scene. The materials are applied as standard multi-sub-object shaders, allowing for quick adjustments to the fabric textures or the table finish. Users should check the pivot points upon import to ensure proper alignment with the floor plane. The geometry is clean, supporting efficient viewport navigation while maintaining high-quality detail for close-up renders, and the file can be easily merged into larger architectural projects via the asset browser.

This furniture set is ideal for contemporary residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or boutique office breakout spaces. Its understated design complements modern interior schemes, working well in minimalist or Scandinavian-inspired environments. Designers often use this pairing to create intimate seating nooks or as a feature element in a master bedroom suite. When searching for this type of asset, professionals often look for terms like accent chair, pedestal table, or modern lounge furniture to complete their architectural visualization projects.