About this asset

This 3ds Max set features a woven rattan basket containing two soft plush toys, designed for detailed interior visualisations. The assembly comprises a rectangular woven rattan basket with a hinged lid and a white metal frame base. Inside, two plush animals are presented: a white teddy bear with a textured, fuzzy finish and a beige rabbit adorned with a soft pink fabric bow. The basket exhibits a tight, natural weave pattern, providing a tactile contrast to the plush material of the toys. The overall composition is compact, with the rabbit positioned partially outside the basket, creating a casual, lived-in aesthetic suitable for realistic interior scenes and lifestyle-focused architectural projects.

The download is a 25.6 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 3 separate objects, 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 for straightforward integration into a scene. Users should check the layer hierarchy to ensure the toys and basket are grouped logically, allowing for easy placement on shelves, beds, or nursery furniture. The textures are mapped to accommodate standard render engines, and the scale should be verified against the project units before final placement. Adjusting the pivot point to the base of the basket facilitates quick alignment on surfaces within the workspace.

This set is specifically curated for residential interior design, particularly within bedrooms, nurseries, or playrooms. It serves as an essential prop for adding character and warmth to architectural visualisations, helping to convey a sense of occupancy and scale. Professionals can incorporate this model into projects requiring a soft, family-oriented atmosphere, pairing it effectively with bedroom furniture, shelving units, or reading nooks. It is a useful addition to portfolios focused on high-end residential, family home, or boutique hospitality design projects.