About this asset

This contemporary living room scene for 3ds Max features a sage green sofa, marble coffee tables, and a slatted timber ceiling. This fully furnished interior scene showcases a balanced contemporary aesthetic, anchored by a three-seat sofa upholstered in a soft sage green fabric. The central arrangement includes two circular coffee tables with white marble tops and fluted timber bases. A lounge chair with a natural wood frame and light linen upholstery adds texture, complemented by a cylindrical pouf. Overhead, a slatted timber ceiling provides architectural warmth, contrasting with the clean white walls and the open-tread staircase with metal balustrades in the background. Potted greenery and curated decor items complete the composition, reflecting a refined, layered residential design.

The download is a 403 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.

As a pre-composed scene, this file is intended for use as a base for architectural visualisation or as a reference for interior staging. Professionals should check the scene scale and unit settings upon opening in 3ds Max. The scene includes pre-assigned materials and lighting setups, which can be adjusted or replaced to match specific project requirements. Users can easily isolate individual assets such as the sofa or tables to use as standalone components within other projects, ensuring consistent material mapping and geometry quality.

Ideal for residential interior design projects, this scene serves as a high-quality starting point for apartment or house lounge visualisations. It is well-suited for conceptualising open-plan living areas where the connection between the primary seating zone and circulation spaces like staircases is critical. Architects and visualisers can leverage this setup to demonstrate spatial flow and material palettes, particularly when seeking a soft, nature-inspired look. The scene pairs effectively with modern luxury, scandinavian, or transitional design schemes, providing a realistic foundation for client presentations.