Mid-Century Modern Wooden Frame Loveseat (PBR / Game-Ready)DescriptionA stylish Mid-Century Modern 2-seater sofa (loveseat) featuring a solid curved wooden outer frame and contrasting vibrant red fabric cushions. The design combines elegant curved armrests with a clean, low-profile silhouette, making it an ideal asset for contemporary living rooms, retro interiors, cafe lounges, and modern architectural visualizations.

Modeled with clean topology and optimized for both real-time game engines (Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot) and high-end ray-traced rendering (Blender Cycles/Eevee, V-Ray, Corona).

Key FeaturesDesign Style: Mid-Century Modern / Scandinavian hybrid.

Aesthetic Details: Elegant contoured wooden frame, plush split backrest cushions, and a single deep seating cushion supported by short angled tapered legs.

Game & ArchViz Ready: Clean geometry, balanced polygon budget, and efficient material assignment.

PBR Workflow: Standard Metallic/Roughness workflow ensuring accurate light response under all lighting setups.

Technical SpecificationsTopology: Clean quad-dominant topology, subdivision-ready.

Geometry:

Low-Poly / Optimized: Approx. 6,500 – 12,000 Polygons (Adjust according to your actual mesh stats).

Real-World Scale: Metric units (cm) matched to standard furniture proportions:

Width: ~160 cm

Depth: ~85 cm

Height: ~75 cm

Pivot Point: Positioned at the bottom center (0, 0, 0) for seamless floor alignment and dragging into game scenes.

Transforms: Scale and rotation applied (Scale: 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, Rotation: 0, 0, 0).

UV & TexturesUV Unwrapping: Fully unwrapped, non-overlapping UVs with consistent texel density.

Texture Resolution: 4K (4096×4096) and 2K (2048×2048) PBR sets in .png format.

Texture Maps Included:

BaseColor / Albedo (Rich Red Fabric & Natural Polished Wood)

Roughness

Normal (DirectX & OpenGL formats)

Ambient Occlusion (AO)

Metallic

Available File Formats.blend (Native Blender scene with configured PBR materials)

.fbx (Universal exchange format for Unreal Engine, Unity, and 3ds Max)

.obj / .mtl (Compatible across legacy 3D suites)