Ivory Modular Lounge Bench – Blue Corner Privacy Panels 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Fabric, Metal, Wood

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Office, Cafe, Commercial, Entrance

Color

WhiteBlueBlack

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Soft Seating, Blue Privacy Corner 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

The Ivory Modular Lounge Bench – Blue Corner Privacy Panels is a modern soft-seating composition distinguished by its pale upholstered modules, slim black frame, open central surface, and tall blue privacy panels arranged as a corner enclosure behind the main seat. The strongest visual identifier is the pair of high blue panels meeting at an angle, creating a partially screened seating zone with a more architectural character than a conventional bench or sofa. The layout combines a low backless upholstered module on the left with a larger backed lounge seat on the right, both connected by one continuous base. Ivory Fabric, dark Metal, and the muted blue enclosure create a restrained contemporary palette suited to interiors where seating and spatial division need to work together. Fabric, Metal, and Wood are specified as the principal materials. The seating elements use thick rectangular cushions with gently softened edges and a fine woven Fabric appearance. The larger right-hand module includes an upright upholstered backrest, while the left module remains backless, reinforcing the asymmetrical layout. A slim black Metal perimeter frame runs beneath both modules and is supported by narrow tapered legs, keeping visible floor space under the furniture. Between the two seats, a low blue horizontal surface appears integrated into the base and visually connects with the tall panels behind. The panels themselves read as smooth, rigid architectural elements. Exact Fabric composition, Metal type, Wood species, panel construction, internal frame structure, foam density, dimensions, weight, and load capacity cannot be verified from the render and are therefore not assumed. In practical interiors, this modular lounge bench is particularly suitable for Office, Cafe, Commercial, Entrance, and selected Living Room environments. The high corner panels can provide partial visual separation around the main seat, making the piece useful for reception zones, collaborative offices, waiting areas, hotel lounges, libraries, workplace breakout areas, and hospitality settings where a degree of privacy is desirable. The open left module can function as casual seating, a perch, or an extension of the main composition. Because both modules share one structural base, the furniture creates distinct seating zones without appearing as a collection of unrelated chairs. For Archviz and CGI workflows, the model offers a strong mix of horizontal and vertical forms. Wide camera views clearly communicate the long black base, separated seating modules, central blue surface, and tall corner panels. Medium and close views can focus on Fabric weave, cushion edge softness, seam transitions, panel roughness, Metal reflections, surface shading, and contact shadows beneath the frame. The pale upholstery requires controlled lighting so that adjacent surfaces retain enough contrast and textile texture without appearing overexposed. The blue panels also create larger shadow areas that can add depth and spatial hierarchy to office or hospitality visualizations. From an interior design perspective, the piece sits between a modular bench, lounge seat, privacy booth, and zoning element. The tall corner enclosure gives the right-hand seat a more sheltered character while leaving the left side visually open. This contrast can support flexible planning in larger rooms, especially where designers want to define smaller activity zones without building permanent partitions. The muted blue panels can coordinate with cool-toned artwork, acoustic elements, rugs, or other architectural accents, while the ivory upholstery keeps the overall composition visually light. The supplied technical information associates this 3D 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, exact scene scale, object hierarchy, modifier setup, and detailed material parameters cannot be confirmed from the render alone. Before production rendering, users should review scene scale, Fabric mapping, weave scale, cushion seams, Metal roughness, panel material response, edge definition, contact shadows, and Corona Renderer settings according to the intended camera distance and lighting conditions.