
This 3ds Max model features a traditional straight kitchen unit with walnut cabinetry, white glass-fronted wall cupboards, and appliances. The assembly comprises a full-height wall of walnut-veneer cabinetry surrounding a central workspace. Base units feature integrated appliance housing for a microwave, while overhead storage includes white-framed glass-fronted cabinets with a distinct circular mullion pattern. A light blue splashback provides contrast against the dark wood grain and the stone-look countertop. The unit is flanked by a vertical pantry-style enclosure on the left and a full-height stainless steel refrigerator on the right. Details include standard cabinet hardware, a built-in cooktop, and an undermount sink with a modern faucet, creating a balanced, functional kitchen layout.
The download is a 16.7 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 kitchen unit is organised by logical grouping, allowing for easy adjustment of individual cabinet doors or appliance placement. Users should ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned to the floor plane for snapping to walls. Materials are assigned via standard multi-sub-object slots; applying custom HDRI lighting will best highlight the reflective properties of the glass panels and the metallic finish of the refrigerator. Ensure texture maps are correctly linked via the Asset Tracking toggle if they appear missing upon import.
Walnut and White Traditional Straight Kitchen Unit
Free
This kitchen unit is ideal for residential interior design projects, particularly for mid-range apartment layouts or renovation visualisations. It fits well in open-plan living spaces where a clean, linear kitchen profile is required. Professionals can use this asset for concept development or final presentation renders, pairing it with neutral floor finishes and warm task lighting. Search for this by referencing terms like fitted kitchen cabinetry, integrated kitchen appliances, or traditional wood kitchen units when populating residential architectural scenes.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.