Wood Contemporary Grey Concrete and Walnut TV Wall Unit

This contemporary 3ds Max TV wall unit features a textured concrete backdrop paired with dark walnut cabinetry and integrated LED lighting. This large-scale media wall configuration combines a vertical storage tower with a horizontal low-profile console. The primary finish is a dark walnut wood grain, which contrasts against the central backdrop of raw, textured concrete panels. The left-hand section includes open display shelving illuminated by concealed warm LED strips, providing space for decor and books. A closed storage cupboard sits adjacent to the shelves. The base unit extends across the full width, featuring six flush-fronted drawers. The assembly is designed for wall mounting, creating a clean, floating aesthetic for modern living room interiors.

The download is a 35.4 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 organised by logical components, allowing for easy selection of the timber, concrete, and lighting elements. Users should check the material editor to ensure the textures are mapped correctly to the UV channels. The LED lighting is provided as a separate object layer, which can be adjusted for intensity or colour temperature within the render settings. Scaling should be performed using the hierarchy to maintain the proportions of the integrated shelving and drawer units.

This wall unit is suitable for high-end residential living rooms, media rooms, or luxury apartment staging. It provides a balanced aesthetic for contemporary interior design schemes, pairing well with minimalist furniture and neutral colour palettes. Professionals might search for this asset when specifying custom joinery, feature walls, or media storage solutions. It is an effective choice for projects requiring a cohesive, built-in look that incorporates both display storage and concealed media management in a single, well-proportioned architectural element.