Grey White Gingham Round Ottoman – Chrome Feet 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Fabric, Metal

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Childroom, Cafe, Commercial

Color

GrayWhiteSilver

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Graphic Checks Meet Soft Curves 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

The Grey White Gingham Round Ottoman – Chrome Feet is a compact modern soft-seating piece distinguished by its small-scale grey-and-white check pattern, softly domed upper cushion, and reflective metal feet. Its broad circular body creates a simple, approachable silhouette, while the gingham-style Fabric gives the surface a strong graphic identity that separates it from plain neutral poufs and ottomans. The upper cushion rises gently toward the center rather than remaining completely flat, creating a softer and more relaxed profile. A narrow piped edge follows the perimeter between the top and vertical sides, adding a clearly readable upholstery detail. Near the floor, small polished supports lift the body slightly and introduce a subtle metallic contrast against the textile-covered volume. Fabric and Metal are specified as the primary materials. The entire visible upholstered body is wrapped in a grey-and-white checked Fabric with evenly repeated horizontal and vertical bands. The pattern follows the curved geometry across the upper cushion and side wall, making alignment particularly visible around seams and transitions. The top appears moderately padded, while the cylindrical side section retains sufficient firmness to preserve the round profile. A fine piping detail defines the upper perimeter and another seam is visible near the lower edge. The short Metal feet have a polished silver appearance and rounded circular bases. Exact Fabric composition, internal foam density, frame construction, Metal alloy, foot attachment system, load capacity, and physical dimensions cannot be confirmed from the supplied render and should not be assumed. As a furniture element, this round ottoman can function in a Living Room as a compact footrest, occasional seat, or soft accent beside an armchair or sofa. Its approachable proportions also make it relevant for a Bedroom, dressing area, or Childroom where a low upholstered piece can support flexible seating arrangements. The grey-and-white palette is visually neutral enough for Cafe and selected Commercial interiors, particularly where patterned soft seating is used to introduce rhythm without relying on saturated color. The design can coordinate naturally with light wood, dark wood, black accents, pale walls, grey upholstery, and simple contemporary textiles. For Archviz and CGI workflows, the model offers a useful combination of rounded geometry, repeating textile pattern, and reflective metal details. The gingham grid provides a clear visual reference for scale and curvature, especially where the pattern bends across the domed top. Medium and close camera views can emphasize the Fabric weave, piping, seam transitions, cushion deformation, and slight tonal variation across the checked surface. The polished Metal feet can create distinct highlights and contact shadows, helping define the separation between the ottoman and floor under controlled interior lighting. From an interior design perspective, the ottoman balances a soft circular form with a more structured graphic surface. The rounded body can soften rooms dominated by straight furniture lines, while the small check pattern introduces visual movement without becoming overly decorative. Its low height preserves sightlines and makes the piece easy to position in front of lounge seating, beside a bed, or within layered furniture compositions. The combination of grey, white, and silver suits modern, contemporary, Scandinavian-inspired, and monochrome interiors where pattern is used selectively to add texture and personality. The supplied technical information associates the model with 3D's Max and Corona Renderer. No downloadable file formats are specified, so file_types remains empty. Polygon count, topology, UV layout, texture resolution, object hierarchy, exact scale, modifier setup, and detailed material settings cannot be verified from the image. For Archviz production, verify scene scale after import and review Fabric roughness, gingham alignment, seam shading, cushion deformation, Metal reflections, contact shadows, and Corona Renderer settings according to the intended lighting setup and camera distance.