Specifications
- Brand
- Laruus
- Style
- Modern
- Material
- Metal, Fabric
- Suitable spaces
- Living Room, Office, Cafe, Commercial, Kitchen
- Color
- BlueSilver
- File types
- 3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj
Bold Blue, Polished Metal Frame 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer
Description
The Blue Upholstered Wingback Chrome Sled Chair is a modern seating design distinguished by its vivid medium-blue fabric upholstery, broad sculpted backrest and reflective metal base. The upper back extends outward into pronounced wing-like sides before curving inward toward the seat, creating an enveloping silhouette with a strong architectural character. Its saturated blue surface gives the chair a more expressive presence than a neutral dining chair, while the polished silver-toned frame adds a crisp visual counterpoint beneath the upholstered volume. The combination makes the design suitable for contemporary interiors where color, comfort and lightweight metal detailing are intended to work together. Fabric and Metal are the primary visible materials. The upholstered body features a wide backrest with softly rounded corners, integrated wraparound side wings and a smooth transition toward the seating area. A padded seat cushion sits within the surrounding shell and is defined by a visible seam running around its edge. Below the upholstered body, slender tubular metal elements bend into continuous sled-style supports with horizontal sections positioned along the floor. Their polished finish reflects highlights and nearby tones, emphasizing the thin geometry of the structure. The chair appears compact yet supportive, with the broad upper section balanced by the visually light base. Exact dimensions, internal construction, foam density and metal tube specifications cannot be confirmed from the supplied image. As a furniture piece, this modern upholstered dining chair can be used around dining tables, in kitchen dining zones, living rooms, offices, cafes and commercial interiors. The blue upholstery can function as a focal color within otherwise neutral schemes and pairs naturally with wood, stone, marble, concrete, glass and metallic finishes. Its wraparound back gives the chair greater visual presence than a basic side chair while still keeping the lower area open through the slim sled base. It may also work as visitor seating, an occasional chair or hospitality seating where a supportive backrest and a distinctive fabric color are desirable. For architectural visualization and interior CGI, the chair 3D model provides a useful contrast between soft textile surfaces and reflective metal geometry. The blue fabric can respond clearly to daylight, warm artificial lighting and studio-style illumination, while the chrome-like base generates sharper reflections and highlights. These contrasting material behaviors can add depth to dining room renders, residential scenes, office waiting areas, cafe layouts and hospitality visualizations. The model can be repeated around a dining or meeting table or positioned individually as an accent seat. Its recognizable wingback profile remains visually clear in both close furniture shots and medium-distance architectural compositions. Within contemporary interior design, the chair combines a sculptural upholstered upper body with a slender technical-looking base. Rounded edges soften the saturated blue color, while the reflective frame prevents the overall form from appearing visually heavy. The design can complement interiors using white, gray, beige, natural wood, dark timber or stone surfaces, with the blue upholstery introducing a controlled color accent. The polished metal structure can also coordinate with chrome lighting, table frames, hardware and other reflective details without dominating the surrounding material palette. According to the supplied product information, the model is intended for 3ds Max and Corona Renderer workflows. It is categorized as a 3D model rather than a complete scene or standalone texture product. The visible separation between the Fabric upholstery and Metal frame provides distinct material areas for shading, reflection and lighting control in archviz renders. Polygon count, physical dimensions, UV configuration, texture resolution, Corona version and downloadable file formats have not been provided, so these technical details are intentionally left unspecified rather than inferred from the rendered image.
