Contemporary Grey Timber Wall-Mounted Wine Display Cabinet

This contemporary 3ds Max wine display cabinet features integrated LED lighting and mixed shelving for bottles and glassware. Constructed with a grey timber frame, this wall-mounted display unit combines open horizontal shelving with a vertical grid of smaller compartments. The design incorporates warm-toned internal LED illumination along the back panels and shelf edges, effectively highlighting the contents. The left section features staggered, irregular cubbies suitable for glassware and varied bottle sizes, while the right side provides linear shelving for uniform bottle arrangement. The interior back panels are finished in a natural wood grain, providing a warm contrast to the external grey structure and the subtle metallic accents throughout the frame.

The download is a 23.5 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.

In 3ds Max, this model is organised into logical layers to facilitate easy management of the lighting elements and geometry. Users can adjust the intensity and colour temperature of the integrated LED strips to match the project's specific lighting scheme. The model uses standard material slots, allowing for quick texture swapping or adjustment of the wood grain scale. Ensure the unit is properly snapped to the wall plane and verify that the light emitters are correctly configured for your chosen rendering engine.

Ideal for high-end residential dining rooms, luxury home bars, or commercial hospitality settings like boutique hotels and upscale restaurants. It works effectively as a focal point in a back-bar area or as a sophisticated storage solution in a private cellar. Search for this asset when specifying back-bar furniture, illuminated display shelving, or custom millwork for beverage curation. It pairs well with modern bar stools, pendant lighting, and refined interior joinery in both private and public hospitality design projects.