Modern Green Tile Fruit Shop Interior Scene

This modern retail fruit shop interior scene for 3ds Max features a prominent green herringbone tile counter and timber shelving. Designed as a complete retail environment, this scene showcases a vibrant, nature-inspired aesthetic. The focal point is a service counter clad in glossy green herringbone ceramic tiles, topped with a warm wood counter surface. Behind this, a large-format botanical wallpaper provides a backdrop, complemented by suspended woven pendant lights. The retail floor area is organised with tiered light-wood shelving units designed for produce display, integrating overhead hanging plants and additional lighting. Every element from the crate-style storage boxes to the systematic produce placement is included, creating a cohesive, fully furnished commercial atmosphere.

The download is a 641 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, 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.

As a complete 3ds Max scene, this file is best utilised for rapid architectural visualisation of commercial retail spaces. Designers can merge this scene into larger project files or use it as a reference for lighting setups and material application. The geometry is organised to allow for easy adjustment of display configurations, while the textures and lighting are pre-configured to facilitate immediate rendering workflows without extensive additional setup time or complex scene management.

Ideal for retail design projects, this scene serves as a professional asset for visualising fresh food markets, organic grocery stores, or boutique tea houses. It is particularly useful for architects and interior designers developing pitch decks or client presentations for commercial building projects. Professionals can search for this asset when needing a ready-to-render retail layout that balances functional storage with high-end aesthetic appeal, fitting seamlessly into hospitality or small-scale commercial retail design workflows.