Contemporary low platform bed with soft, sculpted radius edges wrapping the entire frame and headboard.
Complete bedding: mattress with fitted sheet, two pillows, accent pillow and a ribbed blanket/throw with realistic folds.
Calibrated for Corona Renderer; import and render.
File formats
3ds Max 2022 (native) – Corona materials
FBX and OBJ exports for wide compatibility
Units: millimeters; real‑world scale
No third‑party plugins required
Geometry
High‑poly hero asset for close‑ups
From scene info: about 852,000 verts / 463,000 faces total
Editable Poly; clean, production‑ready topology
Stacks collapsed, Reset XForm; transforms frozen
Separate objects: Bed_Base, Headboard, Mattress, Blanket, Pillows
Correct, centered pivots; model placed at world origin (Z=0)
Materials and textures
Corona Physical/PBR shaders with energy‑conserving values
Upholstery fabric (velvet/bouclé look) for the bed; cotton/linen bedding; ribbed knit blanket
Real‑world UVs; seamless textures up to 4K where used (BaseColor, Roughness/Gloss, Normal/Bump)
Clearly named materials for quick color changes (e.g., Fabric_Emerald, Bedding_White, Blanket_Ribbed_Beige)
Dimensions (approx.)
Length: ~2050 mm
Width: ~1660 mm
Headboard height: ~950–1000 mm
Fits a standard queen/king footprint
Scene organization
Objects grouped and layered (Frame, Bedding)
Easy selection sets and visibility toggles
No lights/HDRI or cameras included
Rendering
Preview images rendered with Corona using physical camera and linear workflow
Materials balanced for neutral studio or daylight setups
Use cases
Bedroom archviz, hospitality suites, catalog/product visuals, real‑estate staging, lifestyle imagery, VR/AR interiors
Notes
High‑poly asset; for heavy scenes convert to Corona Proxy or instance via FBX
On request: V‑Ray materials, alternative fabrics/colors (linen, leather, neutral greys), or reduced‑poly LOD
What’s included
.max (2022, Corona)
.fbx
.obj
Textures/materials folder (as used)
