About this asset

Modern chrome and opal glass multi-globe pendant light for 3ds Max, featuring radiating metallic stems with mixed transparent and frosted spheres. This pendant luminaire features an asymmetrical cluster configuration built around a polished central core. Multiple slender metallic rods extend outward in varied three-dimensional orientations, each terminating in a spherical globe shade. The fixture incorporates a dynamic mix of frosted white glass diffuser globes and translucent smoked glass or reflective metallic globes, producing an interplay of direct illumination and specular highlights.

The download is a 3.5 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.

Designed for interior visualisation workflows in 3ds Max, this luminaire can be merged directly into your master scene and positioned over dining or living zones. Check suspension cable heights relative to finished ceiling levels and adjust transform pivots as required. Interior light sources within the globes can be linked to photometric or mesh lights to calibrate temperature and emissive intensity for realistic indirect bounce.

Suited to modern and contemporary interior schemes across residential, hospitality, and corporate spaces, this statement piece functions effectively as a focal point suspended over formal dining tables, double-height stairwells, lounge seating groupings, or hotel reception counters. Interior visualisers and architects searching for multi-arm globe pendants, sputnik chandeliers, or cluster ceiling lights will find this fixture balances technical realism with striking architectural geometry.