L-Shaped Wood and Marble Kitchen Scene

This contemporary L-shaped kitchen scene for 3ds Max features integrated cabinetry with wood finish, marble countertops, and appliances. This L-shaped kitchen assembly comprises a full-height wall unit and a parallel island. The cabinetry is finished in a warm-toned wood veneer with clean, flat-front doors. The workspace features a white marble countertop with distinct grey veining, which also clads the outer face of the island. Integrated appliances include a tall wine cooler, a double wall oven stack, and a side-by-side refrigerator in a matte black finish. The layout is designed for a modern open-plan space, with the island serving as a visual anchor and functional preparation area with integrated shelving.

The download is a 39.4 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene, 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 scene is structured as a collection of modular components. Users can easily toggle between the wall units and the island to fit specific room footprints. The materials are applied using standard mapping, allowing for quick adjustments to the wood grain or marble texture scaling. Lighting the scene requires placing area lights under the upper cabinets to highlight the backsplash and marble surfaces, ensuring the realistic reflection of the stone material is captured in the final render.

Ideal for high-end residential interiors, luxury apartments, and boutique hotel suites, this kitchen unit provides a polished look for architectural visualisations. It integrates seamlessly into open-plan living and dining room scenes. Professionals searching for modern kitchen design assets, integrated appliance layouts, or premium marble-finished joinery will find this model highly versatile. It pairs well with minimalist bar stools and contemporary pendant lighting, making it suitable for both conceptual design presentations and final marketing imagery in real estate development projects.