Contemporary low platform bed with soft rounded rails and a twin‑panel headboard; minimal metal hairpin legs.

Bedding set: mattress with fitted sheet, two pillows per side, duvet/blanket and a light throw with natural folds.

Calibrated for Corona Renderer for plug‑and‑play rendering.

File formats

3ds Max 2022 (native) – Corona materials

FBX and OBJ exports for broad DCC compatibility

Units: millimeters; real‑world scale

No third‑party plugins required

Geometry

Scene totals (from Max Summary): about 1,140,012 verts / 750,836 polys

High‑poly cloth for close‑up realism

Editable Poly; clean shading, no visible ngons

Reset XForm; transforms frozen; stacks collapsed

Separate objects: Bed_Base, Headboard_L, Headboard_R, Mattress, Duvet, Throw, Pillows_L/R, Legs

Materials and textures

Corona Physical (PBR) shaders with energy‑conserving values

Orange upholstery fabric with subtle sheen; neutral bedding fabrics; matte black metal legs

Real‑world UVs; seamless textures up to 4K where used (BaseColor, Roughness/Gloss, Normal/Bump)

Materials clearly named for quick color changes (Fabric_Orange, Bedding_Grey, Metal_Black)

Dimensions (approx.)

Length: ~2050 mm

Width: ~1660 mm

Headboard height: ~950–1000 mm

Fits a standard queen/king platform footprint

Scene organization

Objects named and layered (Frame, Headboard, Bedding, Legs)

Centered pivots; model sits on floor at Z=0

Clean hierarchy and selection sets for easy edits

Rendering

Previews rendered in Corona with physical camera and linear workflow

No HDRI/light rig included; materials balanced for studio or daylight

Use cases

Interior archviz bedrooms, boutique hotels, product/catalog shots, real‑estate staging, lifestyle visuals, VR/AR interiors

Notes

High‑poly asset; for heavy scenes convert to Corona Proxy or instance the FBX

On request: V‑Ray material set, different fabric colors (grey, beige, leather), or a reduced‑poly LOD

What’s included

.max (2022, Corona)

.fbx

.obj

Textures/materials folder (as used)