About this asset

A 3ds Max model of a lush vertical garden wall panel featuring a dense, varied composition of green foliage and ornamental grasses. This vertical garden panel presents a high-density arrangement of diverse plant species, including cascading vines, ferns, and textured grasses. The composition is deliberately layered to create a naturalistic, organic appearance suitable for biophilic interior or exterior applications. The panel is structured as a modular unit, allowing for seamless tiling to cover larger wall surfaces. The varied shades of green and contrasting leaf shapes provide depth and visual interest, effectively simulating a healthy, established living wall system without the maintenance requirements of actual botanical installations.

The download is a 48.5 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 model into a 3ds Max scene, utilize the provided geometry to populate feature walls or partition elements. The density of the foliage requires careful management of viewport performance; consider using proxy objects if scaling the wall across large areas. Ensure the texture maps are correctly linked in the material editor to maintain the realistic appearance of the individual leaf types. Lighting should be adjusted to highlight the depth and shadows within the foliage to achieve a convincing, high-quality render.

Ideal for biophilic design schemes, this vertical garden panel is well-suited for feature walls in lobbies, modern office reception areas, and upscale hospitality interiors. It serves as an effective acoustic and aesthetic solution in residential living rooms or wellness spaces. Architects and visualisers searching for green wall solutions or botanical wall coverings will find this asset useful for adding organic texture to clean, minimalist environments. It pairs well with natural stone cladding, timber panelling, or exposed concrete surfaces in contemporary design projects.