About this asset

This 3ds Max decorated Christmas tree set features a fir, matching garland, and wrapped gifts in a festive red and white scheme. This seasonal asset comprises a medium-height artificial fir tree adorned with white floral accents, red berry clusters, and integrated string lighting. The set includes a matching arched evergreen garland designed for overhead placement, similarly decorated with white flowers and red berries. Completing the scene is a collection of wrapped gift boxes in varying sizes, finished in white and red paper, arranged at the base of the tree. The geometry captures dense needle textures and delicate ornament forms, providing a cohesive holiday aesthetic suitable for interior architectural visualisations requiring high-detail seasonal staging.

The download is a 17.4 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 set is typically managed as a group or container to maintain the relationship between the tree, garland, and gifts. Professionals should utilise the native layer system to isolate the garland for ceiling or door-frame placement while keeping the tree and gifts as a ground-level assembly. Materials are mapped with standard texture channels, allowing for adjustments to the specular and glossiness values to fine-tune the festive lighting effects within the scene’s specific render engine environment.

Ideal for residential interior design projects, hotel lobby holiday staging, and retail showroom displays, this set provides an efficient solution for seasonal scene dressing. It pairs effectively with contemporary or traditional living room layouts, providing a focal point for winter-themed renders. Designers often search for this asset when creating festive, welcoming environments for hospitality or high-end residential marketing materials. It is particularly useful during the final stages of a project to add a layer of human-centric, seasonal detail to a space.