About this asset

This traditional home office 3ds Max scene features a dark wood executive desk, leather seating, and coffered ceilings. Defined by a formal, executive aesthetic, this interior scene centres on a classic dark wood desk paired with a leather office chair. The space features a dedicated conversation area with two upholstered armchairs placed atop an animal-hide rug. Architectural details include dark-stained timber flooring laid in a herringbone pattern, a coffered white ceiling, and extensive built-in shelving. Large, dark-stained timber folding shutters open onto an exterior balcony, allowing natural light to contrast with the deep, moody interior palette. The composition is completed by a multi-armed chandelier and curated table-top lighting.

The download is a 1171 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.

Designed as a complete, ready-to-render environment, this scene allows users to simply adjust the camera position or lighting intensity to suit specific project requirements. Assets are organised into logical layers, enabling individual control over furniture, lighting fixtures, and architectural elements. Materials are mapped for immediate use, and the scene is calibrated for high-end visualisation workflows, ensuring that global illumination and reflection settings are consistent across the entire space for efficient production.

This scene is ideal for high-end residential projects, executive home offices, or boutique commercial interiors requiring a sophisticated, traditional atmosphere. It serves as a base for architectural visualisations, interior design presentations, or concept development for luxury properties. Designers can use this as a reference for dark-toned palettes, traditional furniture arrangements, or integrated millwork details. It pairs effectively with projects emphasising craftsmanship, classic proportions, and refined material textures in both professional office and private study contexts.