Contemporary Black Marble and Wood Kitchen Island Set

This contemporary 3ds Max kitchen island set features a black marble countertop, wood breakfast bar, and two matching stools. This kitchen island assembly presents a sophisticated blend of contrasting materials and textures. The primary workspace is topped with dark, veined black marble, paired with an integrated natural wood breakfast bar extension. The base is finished in a light grey stone or concrete-effect cladding, illuminated from below by integrated strip lighting. Two sleek bar stools with black upholstered seats and slender metallic legs provide refined seating. The set is completed by a cluster of polished chrome spherical pendant lights suspended above the island, adding a reflective, modern focal point to the overall composition.

The download is a 67.9 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, 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.

Users can merge this 3ds Max asset directly into their scene as a grouped object for efficient placement. The file structure allows for easy separation of the stools, lighting, and island components, which is useful for customising the layout. Texture maps for the marble and wood surfaces are typically assigned via standard material slots, and the integrated lighting can be adjusted or replaced with native photometric lights to match specific project requirements for ambient or task-oriented illumination.

This island set is ideal for high-end residential kitchen designs, luxury apartment interiors, and boutique cafe or restaurant environments. It functions well in open-plan living spaces where the kitchen serves as a social hub. Professionals should search for this piece when specifying modern breakfast bars, statement kitchen islands, or contemporary dining sets. It pairs effectively with minimalist cabinetry, industrial-style lighting, and neutral material palettes, providing a clean, professional look for high-quality architectural visualisations and interior design presentations.