Striped Upholstered Bench – Grey White Fabric with Dark Wood Frame 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Wood, Fabric

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Entrance, Cafe, Commercial

Color

GrayWhiteBrown

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Graphic Stripes Meet Dark Wood 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

The Striped Upholstered Bench – Grey White Fabric with Dark Wood Frame is a long modern seating piece distinguished by its alternating grey and white textile stripes, layered padded construction, and exposed dark wooden base. The elongated rectangular silhouette keeps the overall design simple, while the broad vertical stripe pattern gives the upholstery a strong graphic identity that differentiates the bench from plain neutral seating. Two stacked upholstered layers create a visibly cushioned profile, with softly rounded edges and slight surface compression adding a more relaxed character. Beneath the textile volume, the open dark wood structure introduces a clear contrast in both color and material, giving the bench a lighter architectural appearance despite its generous length. Wood and Fabric are specified as the primary materials. The upper section is composed of a thick seat cushion positioned over a second padded layer, both wrapped in the same grey-and-white patterned Fabric. The textile surface appears textured rather than perfectly smooth, with subtle irregularities that help the upholstery read naturally under light. The lower support uses dark-stained Wood members arranged as straight legs, perimeter rails, and horizontal stretchers. Additional long supports beneath the frame reinforce the linear structure and visually connect the legs across the length of the bench. The exact wood species, Fabric composition, internal foam density, frame joinery, cushion attachment method, load capacity, and real-world dimensions cannot be confirmed from the image and should not be assumed. As a furniture element, this upholstered bench can work well in a Living Room as extra seating positioned along a wall, beneath artwork, or as part of a larger conversation area. In a Bedroom, the elongated form makes it suitable for placement at the foot of a bed, where the patterned upholstery can introduce visual rhythm without requiring a backrest. It can also suit an Entrance, spacious hallway, Cafe, or selected Commercial setting where compact-depth seating is needed along a circulation edge. The grey, white, and dark brown palette coordinates naturally with neutral walls, timber flooring, black accents, stone surfaces, and contemporary textiles. For Archviz and CGI workflows, the bench provides a useful balance between clean architectural geometry and textile detail. The long rectangular proportions remain clearly readable in wide interior renders, while the striped upholstery creates an identifiable pattern that can help establish scale and directional rhythm within a composition. Close and medium camera views can emphasize the Fabric texture, softened cushion edges, contact shadows between the layered pads, and the grain or tonal variation of the dark wood. The open frame also allows light to pass through the lower structure, generating layered shadows that add visual depth without making the object appear overly dense. From an interior design perspective, the bench combines a restrained modern frame with more expressive patterned upholstery. The dark Wood base visually grounds the piece, while the alternating grey and white stripes add contrast and movement across the long seat. Its backless format keeps sightlines open and makes the bench easier to position in layered furniture arrangements than a sofa or high-backed seat. It can complement modern, transitional, monochrome, or softly industrial interiors, particularly when paired with neutral sofas, black metal accents, textured rugs, pale walls, or additional dark timber furniture. 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, stripe alignment, cushion deformation, wood reflections, contact shadows, and Corona Renderer settings according to the intended lighting setup and camera distance.