About this asset

This modern 3ds Max interior scene features a curated dining area with sage green upholstered chairs and a minimalist white table. This interior scene showcases a contemporary open-plan dining space defined by a soft, muted palette. The focal point is an oval-shaped dining table with a fluted pedestal base, paired with four chairs that combine natural wood frames with sage green fabric seating. Above, a linear pendant light features a minimalist horizontal rod with decorative white cabling. The flooring is a light-toned herringbone timber, complementing the serene atmosphere. In the background, a plush lounge area with a throw blanket sits near a large window, offering an expansive city view that brings natural light into the composition.

The download is a 201 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.

Professionals can utilize this 3ds Max scene by adjusting the camera angles to suit specific project requirements. The file is structured to allow for easy selection and repositioning of individual furniture pieces, such as the dining chairs or the table. Users can modify material parameters or lighting intensity to match their specific interior design scheme. The scene is optimized for quick integration, allowing architects to populate residential floor plans with high-quality, pre-configured assets that maintain a cohesive aesthetic throughout the rendering process.

Ideal for residential development projects, this scene is well-suited for high-end apartment visualizations and marketing materials. It integrates seamlessly into luxury interior design presentations, providing a realistic look at modern living spaces. The aesthetic pairs effectively with minimalist architecture and contemporary decor styles. Professionals searching for 'open-plan dining set' or 'modern apartment interior' will find this setup highly efficient. It serves as a base for showcasing lighting layouts, material palettes, and spatial arrangements in urban residential developments or boutique hospitality projects.