About this asset

Suspended by a slender cord, this Japandi fabric pendant light 3ds Max model features a neutral linen cylinder structured by curved timber ribs. The fixture is designed around an open-ended cylindrical shade tailored from textured beige fabric, subtly softening light emission. Its form is held by an internal framework of slender bent wood ribs that arch gracefully above the top opening and loop below the base to create delicate footed details. A central vertical suspension wire drops through the crossed upper framework, terminating in a minimalist circular ceiling canopy finished in dark tone. The tactile contrast between woven linen and warm natural timber gives the lantern a lightweight, handcrafted appearance with understated joinery.

The download is a 63.9 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.

Visualisers working in 3ds Max can easily merge this asset into architectural interior scenes, adjusting the suspension cable height to align with target ceiling levels. Setting up a two-sided fabric material with subtle translucency or subsurface scattering allows an enclosed omni light source or mesh emitter to disperse a warm, diffuse glow through the shade without harsh hot spots.

Suited for residential and boutique hospitality schemes, this luminaire works naturally above dining tables, kitchen islands, bedroom nightstands, or lounge seating clusters. It complements Japandi dining rooms, minimalist living spaces, and wabi-sabi cafes that incorporate light oak joinery, lime-wash plaster walls, and organic textiles. Interior designers frequently specify lantern style fabric pendants and timber suspension lamps when composing relaxed, tactile ambient illumination for concept presentations and photo-realistic marketing renderings.