White and Natural Wood Display Cabinet with Glass Doors

A Scandinavian-style display cabinet rendered for 3ds Max, featuring a white frame with natural wood accents and glass-fronted shelving. This display cabinet features a clean, functional design with a white painted finish and a contrasting natural wood top surface. The upper section includes three glass-fronted doors, providing visibility for stored items, while the lower section is composed of six drawers arranged in two columns. The interior shelving is finished in a light wood grain, matching the top surface. The unit is equipped with small, dark circular knobs on both the glass doors and the drawers. This piece offers a balanced mix of open display space and enclosed storage for kitchenware or decorative objects.

The download is a 155 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 using this model in 3ds Max, ensure the object is placed on a flat floor plane to maintain proper alignment. The cabinet is structured with logical grouping for the drawers and doors, allowing for easy manipulation if needed. Users should check the material mapping upon import to ensure the wood grain and glass transparency are correctly rendered. Adjusting the lighting setup with a soft HDRI will help highlight the material contrast between the white carcass and the light timber top surface.

This display cabinet is suitable for residential dining rooms, kitchens, or open-plan living areas where additional storage is required. It pairs well with light-toned furniture, minimalist interiors, and modern farmhouse aesthetics. Professionals might search for this piece when looking for kitchen storage, dining room buffets, or versatile shelving units. It is ideal for staging projects that require a light, airy feel and functional storage solutions for dinnerware, glassware, or personal collections, fitting seamlessly into contemporary or scandinavian interior design schemes.