
This white 3-door wardrobe 3ds Max model features elegant lattice-patterned glass panels and internal clothing storage details. This three-door wardrobe features a clean white finish, combining traditional neoclassical aesthetics with functional storage. Each door is divided into a solid top panel and a lower section featuring a decorative, intertwined oval lattice frame over glass. The internal configuration includes hanging rails populated with varied clothing items, adding a lived-in realism to the piece. The frame is constructed with subtle moulding at the cornice and base, providing a refined, finished look. Proportionally balanced and symmetrical, this unit serves as a primary storage solution for high-end residential bedrooms or walk-in dressing areas.
The download is a 52.8 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 asset is structured with distinct layers for the primary frame, glass panels, and internal clothing accessories, allowing for easy adjustment or material substitution. The geometry is clean, suitable for high-resolution interior visualisations. Users should check the pivot points upon insertion to ensure flush placement against walls. Applying custom wood textures or paint finishes is straightforward via the standard material editor. Ensure the scene lighting accounts for the transparency of the glass panels to achieve realistic reflections and interior visibility.
White Three-Door Wardrobe with Lattice Glass Panels
Free
The wardrobe is an ideal addition to luxury residential projects, particularly within master bedrooms, dressing rooms, or guest suites. Its neoclassical design integrates well with both traditional and transitional interior styles. Designers often search for this type of fitted furniture when specifying high-quality joinery or storage solutions for upscale residential developments. It pairs effectively with matching bedside tables or vanity units. Use this model to populate architectural visualisations where a refined, bespoke-look storage element is required to complete the spatial design.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.