Dusty Rose Wingback Armchair with Quilted Sides 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Wood, Fabric

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe, Commercial, Entrance

Color

BeigeBlack

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Soft Curves, Quilted Character 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

This dusty rose upholstered wingback armchair with quilted outer sides combines a softly enclosed seating profile with distinctive geometric detailing. The muted pink-beige fabric covers the seat, back, tall curved wings and integrated arm sections, creating a cohesive monochromatic body above contrasting dark legs. Its most recognizable feature is the stitched diamond-like pattern visible across the exterior side panels, which adds texture and visual depth without dominating the overall form. Rounded upper corners, gently curved sides and a broad front seat give the chair a contemporary appearance while retaining the sheltered character associated with classic wingback seating. The supplied materials are Wood and Fabric. The upholstered body appears substantial, with a wide cushioned seat positioned between raised side sections that continue upward toward the back. A separate rectangular back cushion sits within this surrounding shell, adding another soft layer to the seating area. Visible piping and seams define the edges of the seat and upholstered panels, while the quilted exterior introduces a contrasting pattern to the otherwise restrained surfaces. Four dark, tapered legs raise the upholstered body above the floor and angle slightly outward, creating a lighter stance beneath the visually generous upper volume. Exact dimensions and internal construction details are not provided. This modern armchair can work naturally in living rooms, bedrooms, offices, reception areas, cafes and commercial interiors. Its enclosed sides make it particularly suitable for reading corners, conversational seating arrangements and waiting areas where a visually comfortable individual chair is required. The dusty rose tone offers a softer alternative to conventional neutral upholstery and can complement beige, cream, gray and other muted interior palettes. Dark legs provide enough contrast to connect the chair with black or charcoal furniture details, lighting elements and accessories while keeping the upholstered body as the main visual focus. For architectural visualization and CGI workflows, the chair provides a recognizable furniture element with several details that remain useful across different camera distances. The supplied information identifies the asset as a 3D model created with 3ds Max and rendered using Corona Renderer. In wider interior compositions, the curved wingback silhouette and dusty rose color can function as clear visual identifiers. In closer views, the exterior quilting, upholstery seams, piping and transitions between cushions offer additional surface detail. The model can be placed alongside sofas, side tables, floor lamps, rugs and decorative objects in residential, hospitality, office or commercial archviz scenes. From an interior design perspective, the armchair balances an embracing upholstered volume with relatively slender exposed legs. The tall side wings create a sense of enclosure around the sitter, while the open space beneath the chair prevents the design from appearing overly heavy. Quilted detailing on the outer panels gives side and three-quarter views more visual interest, making the chair useful where furniture is seen from multiple angles. Its muted dusty rose upholstery can serve as a gentle accent color rather than an aggressive focal point, particularly in modern interiors built around understated materials and soft tonal combinations. This armchair 3D model is suitable for furniture visualization, residential CGI, bedroom concepts, office interiors, reception areas, cafe scenes and commercial archviz presentations. The contrast between the soft Fabric body, stitched side detailing and dark supporting legs is especially effective in medium and close views. No exact dimensions, polygon count, texture resolution, file extensions or additional compatibility information are supplied, so these technical properties should be checked in the source package before incorporating the model into a production workflow.