Light Gray Button-Tufted Tub 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Wood, Fabric

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe, Commercial

Color

GrayBrown

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Tufted Curves, Modern Comfort 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

This light gray button-tufted tub armchair is a modern upholstered seating design distinguished by its curved wraparound back, deep diamond-style tufting and warm brown wood legs. Fine textured fabric covers the chair in a restrained gray tone, giving its substantial form a soft and tactile appearance. The backrest flows continuously into rounded arms, creating an enclosed tub-chair silhouette around the seat. Button details arranged across the inner back introduce depth and a recognizable decorative rhythm, while the contrasting wood legs visually lift the upholstered body from the floor. These visible characteristics give the armchair a distinct identity within modern furniture collections. The chair is specified with Wood and Fabric as its primary materials. Its upholstered outer body forms a broad continuous shell, with generously padded arms curving inward toward a separate seat cushion. The inner back features repeated button tufting connected by diagonal folds, producing a series of soft diamond-shaped sections across the curved surface. Piped edges define the seat cushion and selected upholstery transitions, adding structure to the otherwise rounded design. Four compact brown wood legs support the body, with the front pair clearly visible beneath the upholstered base. The proportions combine a wide seating area with a relatively upright but embracing back, balancing lounge comfort with a more structured armchair profile. Its neutral color and enclosed form make this modern armchair suitable for Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe and Commercial interiors. It can function as a reading chair, a standalone accent seat, part of a reception arrangement or additional seating beside a sofa and side table. In hospitality and workplace settings, the curved arms and defined back give it enough visual presence for waiting areas, lounges and informal meeting spaces. Light gray upholstery also coordinates readily with natural wood, neutral flooring, muted textiles and a wide range of contemporary interior palettes. For architectural visualization, this armchair 3D model provides several details that can remain visually effective in both medium and relatively close camera views. Button tufting creates shadow variation across the backrest, while the textured Fabric surface can contribute additional material definition under directional or soft interior lighting. The curved shell gives the chair a recognizable silhouette in frontal and three-quarter compositions. It can be used in residential archviz, hotel or hospitality concepts, office CGI, furniture layouts and interior visualization scenes where a compact upholstered armchair with decorative detailing is required. Within interior design compositions, the light gray upholstery offers a restrained base that can complement warm, cool or monochromatic material schemes. Brown wood legs introduce a warmer natural accent beneath the pale upholstered volume and can connect visually with wood flooring, tables, cabinetry or decorative elements. The tufted back adds traditional upholstery detailing to an otherwise clean modern form, making the chair useful in contemporary interiors that combine streamlined architecture with softer furniture elements. Its rounded arms can also provide contrast against straight walls, rectangular tables and angular storage units. The model is intended for use with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer. Visually identifiable features include textured Fabric upholstery, deep button tufting, upholstery seams, piped cushion edges, a curved wraparound back and exposed brown wood legs. These elements provide useful geometry and surface variation for realistic interior rendering and CGI compositions. No additional file formats, dimensions, polygon counts or other technical specifications are supplied, so any requirements beyond the stated software and renderer should be verified according to the intended archviz workflow.