L-Shaped Walnut Wood Kitchen Unit with Marble Countertop

This 3ds Max kitchen unit features a rich walnut finish, marble-effect countertop, and patterned backsplash for contemporary interiors. This L-shaped kitchen assembly combines warm, dark-toned walnut cabinetry with a contrasting white marble-effect countertop. The layout includes base cabinets with an integrated white oven, a stainless steel sink, and a hob. Overhead, the wall units feature a mix of solid timber doors and a glass-fronted display section, providing both concealed and visible storage. A striking monochromatic patterned ceramic tile backsplash adds a decorative focal point, bridging the gap between the upper and lower units. All joinery elements are finished with clean, minimalist lines suitable for modern residential kitchen design schemes.

The download is an 8.4 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.

When working in 3ds Max, this kitchen unit is best handled as a single group or block for easy placement within your architectural floor plan. Ensure the pivot point is set to the floor level for accurate alignment. You can adjust the mapping of the walnut wood grain and marble textures via the material editor to match your scene's lighting conditions. The model is structured to allow for easy swapping of hardware or adjusting the cabinet configuration if necessary for specific project requirements.

This kitchen unit is ideal for residential interior design projects, particularly in open-plan living areas or compact apartment kitchens where an L-shaped configuration maximizes space. It pairs well with neutral wall finishes and minimalist pendant lighting. Architects and interior designers often search for this type of asset when visualising modern kitchen renovations or new build developments. It serves as a functional, pre-assembled solution for rapid prototyping and high-quality architectural visualisation, fitting seamlessly into contemporary or eclectic home design narratives.