About this asset

This 3ds Max model features a crisp, white horizontal Venetian blind integrated into a sleek, charcoal-coloured four-panel window frame. The assembly consists of a multi-pane window system with a dark charcoal frame and a set of white horizontal Venetian blinds. The blinds are depicted in a partially lowered position, showcasing uniform, slim slats that provide a clean, functional aesthetic suitable for modern interiors. The frame structure includes four distinct glass panels, each with a slim profile that suggests an aluminium construction. This unit is designed to be placed directly into wall apertures, offering a complete window and treatment solution that maintains a consistent, minimalist design language throughout the composition.

The download is a 2.8 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

To integrate this asset into a 3ds Max scene, import the geometry and align the window frame with your architectural wall opening. Ensure the pivot points are correctly positioned for easy snapping. Adjust the material parameters to match your project's specific lighting conditions, particularly the reflective properties of the glass and the metallic finish of the frame. Use standard object grouping to manage the blind and window components separately if you need to adjust the slat angle or window opening state.

These blinds are ideal for contemporary residential living rooms, home offices, or professional commercial spaces requiring functional light control. They pair well with neutral colour palettes and industrial-style interiors where clean lines are prioritized. Professionals often search for these when specifying window treatments for floor-to-ceiling glass facades or standard office partitions. The combination of the dark frame and white blinds provides a high-contrast visual element that works effectively in both daylight and evening render scenarios within a project.