Ivory Fabric Armchair & Brown Leather Ottoman 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Fabric, Leather

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe, Commercial

Color

BeigeBrown

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Soft Ivory, Warm Leather 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

This ivory fabric armchair with a brown leather outer shell and matching leather ottoman presents a distinctive modern seating composition built around material contrast and softly rounded geometry. The armchair has a low, substantial profile with an enveloping back that curves continuously into the sides, creating an intimate lounge-oriented silhouette. Light neutral upholstery dominates the interior surfaces, while warm brown leather wraps the visible exterior side panels. Beside it, the compact rectangular ottoman repeats the brown leather finish and rounded proportions, establishing a visually coordinated furniture set. The supplied materials are Fabric and Leather, both clearly expressed through contrasting surface treatments. The armchair's ivory-toned woven fabric covers the seat, inner back and inner side surfaces, with a fine tactile texture visible across the upholstery. Brown leather forms the outer shell, displaying natural-looking tonal variation and a subtly textured finish. The ottoman is predominantly leather upholstered, with softly rounded corners, a cushioned top and a low recessed base. Both pieces use generous radii rather than sharp edges, reinforcing the soft, contemporary design language. Exact dimensions, internal construction, leather type, fabric composition and manufacturing specifications cannot be established from the image alone. The armchair and ottoman combination is suitable for Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe and Commercial interiors. In a residential setting, the chair can serve as a comfortable-looking lounge or reading seat, while the ottoman can function as a coordinated footrest or supplementary furniture element. Its combination of light fabric and warm brown leather works particularly well in neutral interiors, contemporary apartments, hotel-inspired rooms, executive lounge areas and refined hospitality settings. The relatively low silhouette also makes the set useful where furniture should maintain open sightlines across the room. For architectural visualization and interior CGI, this furniture 3D model offers useful variation within a single seating arrangement. The contrast between woven Fabric and textured Leather provides two visually different materials for realistic close-range rendering, while the curved shell and rounded ottoman create readable highlights along their edges. The set can be placed in living room renders, bedroom visualizations, hotel lounge scenes, reception areas, office interiors or furniture-focused compositions. Its paired format is especially useful for archviz scenes that require a complete relaxation or conversation-zone arrangement rather than an isolated chair. From an interior design perspective, the warm brown and light beige palette complements wood, stone, plaster, neutral rugs and other natural-looking finishes. The leather exterior gives the armchair a more defined architectural shell, while the softer fabric interior creates visual separation between the outer structure and seating area. This dual-material treatment can provide a strong focal point without relying on bright colors or decorative patterns. The matching ottoman extends the same rounded design vocabulary and allows the two pieces to read as a cohesive modern furniture collection. According to the supplied product information, the model is intended for 3ds Max and Corona Renderer. The reference render demonstrates detailed woven fabric, textured brown leather, soft edge transitions and realistic studio-style material response. Specific file formats, polygon count, model dimensions, UV configuration, texture resolution and included maps have not been provided. These technical properties should therefore be checked in the downloadable package before integrating the model into a production pipeline or final archviz scene.