About this asset

This contemporary living room scene for 3ds Max features a curated palette of beige, marble, and brass finishes in an open-plan layout. The scene presents a sophisticated living area defined by a balanced, neutral palette. A plush, three-seater beige fabric sofa is accented with dark brown cushions, paired with a matching curved armchair. A central coffee table features a circular white marble top supported by a cylindrical brass-toned base. The environment is anchored by light-toned herringbone timber flooring and detailed wall panelling. Overhead, a recessed ceiling feature includes integrated LED lighting and a polished reflective surface, while a delicate, organic-shaped pendant light provides a focal point. Decorative elements include abstract wall art and subtle greenery.

The download is a 529 MB compressed archive 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 immediate integration into architectural visualisations, this 3ds Max scene is structured for efficient workflow. The file contains all models, textures, and lighting setups as depicted in the preview. Users can easily adjust camera angles, tweak material parameters, or swap individual assets to suit specific project requirements. It is recommended to check the layer structure upon opening to manage visibility of lighting and furniture groups effectively, ensuring smooth rendering performance within the native environment.

This asset is ideal for high-end residential projects, hotel suites, or luxury apartment marketing materials. It serves as a comprehensive base for interior designers and visualisers needing to quickly populate living room spaces with a cohesive, professional aesthetic. The scene works well for early concept development or final presentation renderings. Professionals may search for this as a furnished living room, luxury apartment interior, or contemporary residential set to enhance their design proposals and client communication.