Contemporary Grey and White Kitchen with Integrated Dining Set

This contemporary 3ds Max kitchen scene features a grey and white palette with an integrated island, dining table, and lighting. This high-end kitchen assembly showcases a sophisticated blend of matte grey and textured timber-effect cabinetry. The layout comprises a primary run with marble splashbacks and integrated appliances, alongside a substantial central island that extends into a dining table. The island features internal glass shelving with warm integrated accent lighting, mirrored by tall, backlit display cabinets. The design is completed by a curated selection of modern bar stools and dining chairs, paired with a distinctive wave-shaped feature pendant light above the island and spherical glass pendants over the dining area.

The download is a 105 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, set up with V-Ray materials. Open it in 3ds Max with V-Ray installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

Users should manage this scene by leveraging the layer structure to isolate the lighting, joinery, and furniture components. The file is structured for 3ds Max, allowing for straightforward material adjustments and texture mapping on the marble surfaces and timber panels. Ensure the lighting rig is properly scaled to the project room dimensions, and utilize the included assets as individual components or as a cohesive, pre-configured kitchen layout for rapid interior visualization workflows.

Ideal for luxury residential interior design projects, this kitchen model serves as a focal point in open-plan living spaces or high-end apartment developments. It pairs effectively with minimalist or contemporary architectural styles. Professionals seeking to populate high-end kitchen renders or detailed residential mock-ups will find this set efficient for establishing a refined, cohesive aesthetic. Search terms such as luxury kitchen scene, integrated dining island, and modern bespoke cabinetry will help locate this asset for high-quality architectural presentations.