Modern L-Shaped Kitchen Unit with Integrated Refrigerator

This modern L-shaped kitchen unit, designed for 3ds Max, features a dual-tone finish with natural wood base cabinets and off-white uppers. The assembly comprises a functional L-shaped layout featuring handleless cabinetry with a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Base units are finished in a light natural wood grain, providing warmth against the matte off-white wall cabinets that extend to the ceiling. A dark, solid-surface countertop integrates a sink and cooktop, while a tall housing unit accommodates a modern black multi-door refrigerator. Open shelving at the end of the upper run adds a decorative element. Proportions are balanced for compact living spaces, with a clear separation between storage, food preparation zones, and the integrated appliance housing.

The download is a 45.6 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.

Within 3ds Max, this model is structured as a cohesive assembly for efficient scene management. Users can easily adjust the material IDs to swap the wood grain or cabinet colours to suit specific interior schemes. The geometry is clean, allowing for straightforward UV mapping or local scaling if the kitchen run needs to be elongated. It is recommended to use the provided object hierarchy to manage visibility of individual cabinet doors and interior components during the final rendering process.

Ideal for residential projects, this kitchen unit is suitable for apartment design, studio fit-outs, or compact house developments. It pairs effectively with contemporary interior styles and neutral palettes. Professionals can search for this asset when drafting kitchen layouts, residential floor plans, or concept visualisations requiring a realistic, ready-to-use culinary space. It provides a quick solution for mid-stage design development where high-quality, clean-lined cabinetry is required to define the functional heart of a home or apartment living area.