Black Salon Styling Chair – Chrome Round Base 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Metal, Skin

Suitable spaces

Commercial

Color

BlackSilver

File types

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Modern Black Salon Styling Chair 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

This black salon styling chair with a chrome round base combines a strong geometric silhouette with the practical proportions associated with professional hair salon seating. The design is defined by broad rectangular armrests, a wide seat, a horizontally oriented backrest and an open-back construction that gives the chair a distinctive architectural character. Black upholstery dominates the composition, while polished silver-toned metal details introduce a clean visual contrast. Its modern appearance makes the chair suitable for contemporary hair salon, barbershop, beauty studio and other professional grooming interior visualizations. The chair uses substantial upholstered forms with mostly straight edges and subtly softened corners. Black Skin material covers the visible seat, backrest and armrest surfaces, creating a consistent dark finish across the main body. The backrest is supported by a narrower central upholstered section, leaving visible openings between the back and arm areas. Slim Metal rails appear along the exterior sides, adding structural-looking details without making the design visually heavy. Beneath the seat, a cylindrical metallic support connects the chair to a wide circular base with a reflective chrome-like appearance. A visible lever beneath the seat reinforces the recognizable form of a salon styling chair. As a functional furniture element, this black salon chair is suited primarily to Commercial interiors. It can be positioned in front of a styling mirror, arranged in a row of individual workstations, or used as a standalone chair in a compact beauty or grooming studio. The black and silver color combination works naturally with monochrome interiors, concrete surfaces, dark cabinetry, metallic fixtures and brighter neutral finishes. Its broad armrests and substantial seat give the object enough visual presence to define a workstation while maintaining a relatively open appearance around the back structure. For architectural visualization and CGI production, the salon styling chair 3D model provides a recognizable piece of specialized furniture for scenes where generic chairs would not clearly communicate the purpose of the space. It can support hair salon layouts, barbershop concepts, beauty studio presentations, commercial interior renders and furniture-focused compositions. The combination of dark upholstered surfaces and reflective Metal components also creates useful material contrast under interior lighting. This makes the object relevant for both wider architectural views and closer compositions intended to communicate furniture selection, workstation arrangement or salon design details. Within an interior design context, the chair offers a distinctly geometric alternative to softer, rounded salon seating. Its rectangular backrest and thick armrests establish horizontal and vertical lines, while the circular pedestal base introduces a contrasting curved element below. The dominant black finish can anchor light interiors or blend into darker schemes, and the silver-colored Metal details can coordinate with mirrors, lighting fixtures, shelving hardware and other metallic accents commonly used in contemporary salon environments. The open sections around the backrest also reduce the visual mass of the otherwise substantial upholstered body. The model is intended for 3D's Max and Corona Renderer workflows. Based on the supplied product information and visible design, its primary materials are Metal and Skin, with black upholstery and silver-toned reflective structural components. The available information does not specify downloadable file extensions, physical dimensions, polygon count, topology, UV layout, texture resolution, rigging or other geometry specifications. These technical properties are therefore not assumed or described beyond the information provided.