
This 3ds Max interior scene features a wabi-sabi bathroom with a raw stone vanity, freestanding bathtub, and glass partitions. Embodying a refined wabi-sabi aesthetic, this bathroom scene centers on a dramatic, raw-hewn stone cantilevered vanity paired with an organic-edged timber-framed mirror. The space is divided by floor-to-ceiling glass partitions, creating a distinct wet zone that houses a minimalist freestanding white bathtub and a contemporary smart toilet. Warmth is introduced through exposed timber ceiling beams and natural wood accents, contrasting against the cool grey concrete flooring and textured off-white walls. Every element, from the wall-mounted towel rail to the subtle recessed lighting, is curated to maintain a serene, uncluttered, and earthy atmosphere.
The download is a 108 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 for 3ds Max, this scene is structured with logical layer management for individual sanitary elements, lighting fixtures, and architectural components. Users can easily toggle the glass partitions or modify the material parameters on the stone vanity and timber surfaces to suit specific project requirements. The scene is set up for high-quality rendering, with textures and shaders mapped to respond naturally to light, allowing professionals to quickly integrate the environment into a larger project or use it as a standalone reference for visualization.
Wabi-Sabi Natural Stone Bathroom Scene
Free
This asset is ideal for high-end residential master suites, luxury hotel spa designs, or boutique wellness retreats seeking an organic, tactile interior language. It pairs seamlessly with minimalist sanitaryware and natural material palettes. Architects and visualizers will find this scene effective for presenting concepts that balance raw natural textures with modern, clean-lined functionality. It serves as a comprehensive base for rendering, staging, or exploring spatial layouts in projects where the bathroom is treated as a sanctuary rather than a utility space.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.