L-Shaped Kitchen Unit with Sage Green Cabinets

This contemporary L-shaped kitchen unit for 3ds Max features a mix of sage green, white, and natural wood cabinetry with stone-effect backsplashes. This L-shaped kitchen assembly combines functional storage with a modern aesthetic. The layout includes a tall bank of floor-to-ceiling cabinets finished in a natural wood grain, housing an integrated black double oven and a large black refrigerator. The main workspace features white base cabinets paired with sage green wall-mounted units. A stone-effect backsplash runs the length of the counter, which integrates a sink and hob. Open shelving is provided at the end of the wall cabinet run, offering a display area that breaks up the solid block of cabinetry.

The download is a 57 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 for easy manipulation of the cabinetry, appliances, and worktops. Users should check the material IDs to ensure textures are correctly mapped, particularly for the wood grain and stone surfaces. The model is scaled to standard kitchen heights, allowing for quick insertion into residential interior scenes. Adjusting the lighting intensity on the reflective surfaces of the black appliances will help integrate the unit into your specific project environment and render settings.

Ideal for residential interior design projects, this kitchen unit suits open-plan living spaces, apartments, and modern homes. It provides a clean, cohesive look for developers and architects working on mid-to-high-end residential schemes. Professionals can use this asset for concept visualisations, marketing renders, or detailed interior documentation. It pairs well with minimalist dining furniture and neutral floor finishes, making it a versatile choice for contemporary kitchen design proposals where a balanced, multi-tonal colour palette is required to define the cooking zone.