About this asset

This modern living room scene, rendered in 3ds Max, features a modular grey fabric sofa set against a dramatic black marble. The scene presents a contemporary living room anchored by a low-profile, tufted grey modular sofa. A square marble-topped coffee table with a dark, sculptural base sits centrally on a neutral rug. Behind the seating, a sophisticated feature wall combines vertical panels of black veined marble with warm-toned timber cladding. Ambient lighting is integrated into the wall recess, complemented by a minimalist table lamp. To the right, a playful leather-look rhinoceros ottoman adds a textural element. The composition balances dark, moody surfaces with soft, light-toned upholstery and natural timber floors to create a refined atmosphere.

The download is a 301 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 complete 3ds Max scene, this file is intended for use as a base for architectural visualisation projects. Professionals should verify layer organisation and material assignments upon opening to ensure compatibility with their preferred render engine. The lighting setup, including the cove and accent fixtures, can be adjusted to suit specific project requirements. It is recommended to check texture paths and scale references before integrating additional assets or modifying the existing camera angles to match specific interior design proposals.

This interior scene is well-suited for residential project presentations, hotel suite visualisations, or high-end apartment marketing materials. Designers can utilise this setup to quickly populate a living room layout or as a reference for material palettes and lighting schemes. It pairs effectively with minimalist furniture and neutral colour schemes. When searching for similar assets, professionals might look for terms like 'lounge interior', 'modern living room set', 'contemporary apartment scene', or 'feature wall design' to find complementary components for their architectural projects.