Contemporary Grey Stone Freestanding Bathtub with Side Table Set

This contemporary 3ds Max model features a grey stone freestanding bathtub paired with a small wooden stool and chrome faucet hardware. The bathtub features an organic, oval silhouette with smooth, rounded edges and a matte grey finish, suggesting a composite stone or resin construction. Included in the set is a three-legged wooden stool, which acts as a side table for bathroom accessories. The assembly is completed by a modern, deck-mounted chrome faucet with a slim profile. The proportions are balanced for a spa-like aesthetic, offering a clean, minimalist look suitable for high-end interior schemes. The surfaces are rendered with subtle material variation, providing realistic depth to the stone texture and the natural wood grain of the stool.

The download is a 9 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 2 separate objects, 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised with logical layer naming for easy selection of the tub, stool, and faucet components. Users can adjust the scale to fit specific floor plans or modify the material IDs for custom stone finishes. The geometry is clean, allowing for efficient placement within a larger interior scene. Lighting can be managed by applying standard environment maps to capture the subtle reflections on the chrome fixtures and the matte surface of the stone basin.

This set is intended for luxury residential bathroom designs, boutique hotel suites, or spa facilities where a statement piece is required. It pairs well with natural stone flooring, large format tiles, or timber wall panelling. Architects and interior designers searching for organic bathroom fixtures or minimalist sanitaryware will find this model versatile for both plan views and close-up interior visualisations. The inclusion of the stool adds a lived-in, styled element that helps bridge the gap between architectural rendering and interior design photography.