Turquoise Armchair with Black Sled Metal Frame 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Metal, Fabric

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Cafe, Commercial, Entrance

Color

BlueBlack

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Soft Comfort, Graphic Structure 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

This turquoise upholstered armchair with a black sled-style metal frame combines generous soft cushioning with a slender, graphic support structure. Its blue-green fabric upholstery covers the broad seat, tall back cushion and padded side sections, creating a relaxed modern profile with visibly soft edges. The dark metal frame remains exposed around the sides and below the seat, producing a strong contrast against the bright upholstery. This combination of turquoise cushioning and a thin black framework gives the armchair a distinctive identity that can be recognized easily in contemporary furniture collections and interior visualization scenes. The armchair is specified with Metal and Fabric as its primary materials. A slim metal framework forms the supporting base and extends upward around the outer sides of the upholstered body. The lower structure uses continuous sled-like rectangular loops rather than conventional individual furniture legs, giving the chair an open and lightweight stance. Above this frame sits a substantial upholstered seat with a separate loose-looking seat cushion, a broad back cushion and padded side elements that function as arm supports. Visible seams trace the edges of several upholstered components and help define their individual volumes. The proportions suggest a spacious lounge armchair intended for relaxed seating, although exact measurements are not provided. This modern armchair can be incorporated into living rooms, bedrooms, offices, reception spaces, cafes and other commercial interiors that require a comfortable individual seating element. Its turquoise upholstery introduces a noticeable color accent that can enliven neutral palettes built around white, gray, beige or natural materials. At the same time, the black metal frame creates a crisp architectural outline that can coordinate with dark lighting fixtures, metal tables, shelving and other black interior details. The generously cushioned appearance makes the chair particularly suitable for reading corners, conversational seating groups, waiting areas and informal lounge zones. For architectural visualization and CGI workflows, the model offers a recognizable seating element with clear material and silhouette contrast. The supplied product information identifies it as a 3D model created with 3ds Max and rendered using Corona Renderer. Its combination of soft fabric volumes and exposed linear metal framing provides useful visual variation in interior scenes, especially where designers want to balance upholstered furniture with lighter structural elements. The armchair can be staged alongside sofas, side tables, floor lamps, rugs, bookshelves or decorative accessories in residential, office, hospitality and commercial archviz compositions. From an interior design perspective, the chair creates tension between softness and structure. The generously padded seat, back and sides form an inviting central volume, while the narrow black frame visually contains the upholstery without enclosing it. The open space beneath the seat helps reduce the perceived mass of the chair and allows flooring to remain visible through the structure. Its turquoise tone can work as a focal color in restrained interiors or as part of a broader blue and green palette in more expressive spaces. The exposed frame also reinforces the modern character without relying on decorative ornament. This armchair 3D model is suitable for furniture visualization, residential CGI, office interiors, cafe scenes, reception concepts and commercial archviz presentations. The contrast between turquoise fabric and black metal is particularly effective in medium and close camera views where upholstery form, seams and structural lines can be appreciated. No exact dimensions, polygon count, texture resolution, file extensions or additional compatibility details are provided, so these technical properties should be verified from the source package before the model is incorporated into a production workflow.