Classic Bathroom Vanity Set – Charcoal Cabinet & White Sink 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Classic

Material

Wood, Ceramic, Glass, Metal

Suitable spaces

Bathroom, Commercial

Color

GrayWhiteBlackBrown

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Classic Storage, Crisp White Basin 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

The Classic Bathroom Vanity Set – Charcoal Cabinet & White Sink is a coordinated bathroom furniture model defined by a dark charcoal vanity, a bright white integrated-looking basin, a matching framed mirror, and compact dark-toned hardware. Its design language combines traditional paneled cabinet fronts with a clean rectangular layout, creating a balanced look that works well in classic and transitional interiors. Raised molding around the doors and drawers adds depth to the cabinet face, while the slender legs keep the unit visually lighter than a fully enclosed floor-standing vanity. The large mirror repeats the dark framing of the cabinet, helping the set read as a unified bathroom composition rather than separate objects. Wood is specified as the main material and visually forms the cabinet body, paneled fronts, legs, and mirror frame. The cabinet is finished in a deep gray to near-black tone with a smooth painted appearance; the exact Wood species and coating system cannot be determined from the image. A white basin or sink top is clearly visible above the cabinet and appears consistent with Ceramic or a similar hard sanitary surface, although the exact material specification cannot be confirmed from the render alone. Glass forms the central mirror surface, while Metal is visible in the faucet, drawer pulls, door knobs, and other small hardware. The faucet and hardware appear dark brown to black with metallic highlights, but the exact alloy and finish are not identifiable. The vanity is proportioned as a substantial single-basin bathroom unit with multiple storage zones. Three upper drawer fronts and three lower cabinet doors create a symmetrical, storage-focused composition, while decorative recessed panels reinforce the classic character. The white sink top slightly overhangs the cabinet body and creates a strong light-dark contrast against the charcoal finish. This bathroom furniture set is well suited to residential bathrooms, powder rooms, guest bathrooms, hotel-inspired interiors, and selected Commercial restroom environments. It can pair naturally with white or beige walls, marble-inspired surfaces, warm stone, brass-toned accessories, dark fixtures, and traditional or transitional floor finishes. For Archviz and CGI workflows, the model offers several useful material relationships in a single asset: painted Wood, reflective Glass, glossy white sanitary surfaces, and Metal hardware. Medium and close camera views can emphasize the raised panel details, cabinet proportions, faucet shape, mirror reflections, sink edge profile, leg geometry, contact shadows, and hardware placement. The mirror also introduces an important reflective surface that can help establish room depth in bathroom visualizations, but its reflections should be checked carefully to avoid unrealistic clipping or unwanted scene elements. From an interior design perspective, the strongest feature is the contrast between the dark charcoal cabinetry and the bright white basin. This pairing gives the set a clear focal presence without relying on excessive ornament. The framed mirror reinforces vertical balance above the vanity, while the modest decorative detailing keeps the design appropriate for classic, transitional, and hotel-style bathrooms. Dark hardware adds visual continuity across the cabinet and faucet area, and the raised legs introduce a lighter silhouette that prevents the piece from appearing overly heavy. The supplied technical information identifies this asset as a 3D model intended for 3D's Max and Corona Renderer. No downloadable file formats are specified, so file_types remains empty. Polygon count, topology, UV layout, texture resolution, exact scene scale, object hierarchy, drawer or door functionality, plumbing detail, modifier setup, and detailed material parameters cannot be verified from the render alone. Before Production Rendering, users should review scene scale, mirror reflections, cabinet alignment, Wood roughness, Ceramic gloss, Metal response, edge bevels, contact shadows, and Corona Renderer settings for the intended lighting and camera distance.