About this asset

This contemporary beige ceramic bowl with a copper handle is a 3ds Max model featuring high-fidelity textures for photorealistic rendering. This decorative bowl features a shallow, wide-rimmed silhouette finished in a matte, neutral beige ceramic. It is cradled by a minimalist, continuous-loop frame constructed from polished copper, which extends upwards to form a functional integrated handle. The interior of the bowl is filled with a photorealistic collection of nectarines, rendered with organic colour variations ranging from sunset yellows to deep, saturated reds. The contrast between the cool, earthy ceramic and the warm, metallic sheen of the copper structure creates a balanced, sophisticated aesthetic suitable for modern interior styling and high-end tabletop compositions.

The download is a 27.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

When integrating this asset into a 3ds Max scene, use the native material editor to adjust the copper's reflectivity to match your project's specific lighting environment. The bowl and fruit are typically grouped; consider unlinking the geometry if you need to populate the bowl with different produce. Ensure the pivot point is set to the base of the bowl for easy placement on dining tables, kitchen islands, or sideboard surfaces during the final dressing stages of your architectural visualisation project.

This piece is an ideal addition to residential kitchen and dining room scenes, particularly those requiring a touch of refined, contemporary decor. It pairs well with minimalist dining tables, stone-topped kitchen islands, or open-shelving units in luxury apartment projects. Professionals searching for tabletop accessories, fruit bowls, or high-quality photogrammetry-based assets for staging will find this model versatile. It effectively enhances the realism of breakfast nooks, hospitality suites, or high-end retail displays where small-scale, detailed objects are necessary to create a lived-in, inviting atmosphere.