About this asset

This 3ds Max vanity set features a live-edge wooden countertop, a circular ceramic basin, and a matching timber-framed mirror. The vanity unit consists of a thick, live-edge solid wood slab shelf mounted on minimalist black metal brackets. A white, cylindrical ceramic vessel sink sits atop the surface, accompanied by a chrome-finished faucet. Above, a circular mirror with a warm-toned wooden frame provides a cohesive aesthetic. The set includes detailed bathroom accessories such as a wicker laundry basket, a small three-legged wooden stool, folded towels, and various toiletry bottles. The composition balances raw, organic textures with clean sanitaryware, offering a complete solution for high-end residential bathrooms or boutique hotel washrooms.

The download is a 67.3 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 management of the mirror, basin, and support brackets. Users can adjust the material mapping on the live-edge timber to match specific wood species or finishes required for the scene. The unit is designed to be easily snapped to a wall face, with pivot points positioned for straightforward alignment. Standard lighting setups or HDRI environments will effectively highlight the contrast between the matte ceramic basin and the polished wooden grain.

This vanity set is intended for interior visualisations within residential, hospitality, or spa projects where a rustic, organic aesthetic is desired. It pairs well with natural stone wall cladding, exposed brick, or neutral plaster finishes. Professionals searching for a 'live-edge bathroom vanity', 'rustic washbasin set', or 'modern farmhouse bathroom furniture' will find this asset suitable for high-detail renderings. It works effectively in both master bathrooms and guest powder rooms, providing a curated, ready-to-render focal point for architectural presentations.