About this asset

This Bohemian living room interior scene for 3ds Max features a layered neutral palette, woven textures, and a hanging hammock chair. This complete living room interior scene showcases a relaxed bohemian aesthetic, defined by a soft, light-filled atmosphere and natural materials. The layout centres around a modular sofa paired with a low-profile coffee table on casters, complemented by a light wood lounge chair and a statement hanging hammock chair. The room is finished with a large geometric area rug, warm wood accents, and a woven rattan dome pendant light. Detailed styling elements include decorative cushions, a wall-mounted stag head, string lights, and assorted indoor greenery, creating a lived-in, comfortable, and cohesive domestic space.

The download is a 337 MB file containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

Designed for 3ds Max, this scene is organised for immediate integration into architectural visualisations. The assets are arranged in a unified interior space, allowing users to adjust camera angles, tweak lighting setups, or swap out individual furniture components as needed. Materials and textures are pre-applied, ensuring consistent mapping across the various soft furnishings and wood surfaces. To optimise rendering, users can manage the scene via layers, isolating specific items or furniture groups to maintain efficient viewport performance during the final stages of project development.

This scene is well-suited for residential design projects, particularly for concept development or marketing visualisations of apartments and family homes. It serves as an excellent base for designers looking to present a warm, inviting, and contemporary living space. Professionals might search for this asset when creating mood boards or high-end interior renderings that require a curated, eclectic aesthetic. It pairs seamlessly with light-filled architectural styles and can be adapted for various project stages, from initial design studies to final client presentations.