About this asset

This 3ds Max model features a white parametric planter with integrated moss vegetation, designed for contemporary wall-mounted decor. The piece showcases a fluid, organic form defined by layered, wave-like white contours that create a sculptural aesthetic. Integrated within these recessed, asymmetrical voids are three distinct pockets of preserved moss, offering a biophilic element to the composition. The design balances a clean, minimalist white frame with the textured, vibrant green of the natural vegetation. Its elongated, horizontal orientation suggests it is intended for wall mounting, acting as both a functional planter and a piece of abstract wall art. The proportions are balanced to provide visual interest without overwhelming the surrounding space.

The download is a 29.5 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is structured as a single asset with distinct material IDs for the white frame and the moss. Users can easily adjust the scale or orientation to fit specific wall configurations. The geometry is clean, allowing for efficient placement within a scene. Materials are ready for mapping, and the model benefits from high-quality ambient lighting to highlight the depth of the parametric layers. It is best managed as a linked asset to maintain scene performance while populating interior environments.

This parametric planter is ideal for modern residential hallways, hotel lobbies, or corporate meeting rooms where biophilic design is a priority. It serves as a striking focal point, pairing well with minimalist interiors or high-end commercial fit-outs. Professionals looking for wall-mounted greenery, sculptural planters, or biophilic art will find this asset versatile for various stages of project visualisation. Its neutral colour palette allows it to integrate seamlessly into diverse design schemes while adding a natural, textured organic contrast to rigid architectural lines.