Sliding Door Set – Frosted Glass & Charcoal Slatted Panels 3D Model

Specifications

Brand

Laruus

Style

Modern

Material

Wood, Glass, Metal

Suitable spaces

Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Commercial, Entrance

Color

WhiteBeigeBlackGray

File types

3D's MaxCorona Rendererfbxmtl3dsMapjpegobj

Contrasting Panels, Clean Sliding Geometry 3D Model 3D's Max Corona Renderer

Description

The Sliding Door Set – Frosted Glass & Charcoal Slatted Panels is a modern architectural door system distinguished by its contrasting panel treatments, slim dark framing, and clean sliding configuration. The visual presents two coordinated double-panel arrangements. One combines a large pale frosted or translucent Glass panel with a warm beige opaque panel, while the second uses dark charcoal surfaces with fine horizontal slatted detailing. Both versions are enclosed by narrow black perimeter profiles and supported by visible top tracks, giving the system a precise linear character. The contrast between smooth light surfaces and darker horizontally articulated panels makes this set visually distinctive while preserving a restrained contemporary appearance suitable for wardrobes, partitions, and architectural openings. Wood and Glass are specified as primary materials, while Metal is visually evident in the dark perimeter frames and upper track components. The lighter configuration features one broad translucent Glass surface and one smooth beige panel that may correspond to the specified Wood component with a uniform finish; the exact substrate or coating cannot be confirmed from the render. The darker configuration includes two charcoal panels, one with subtle horizontal divisions and the other with more clearly defined narrow lines across the full height. Slim black profiles frame each panel and meet at the central overlap, emphasizing the sliding construction. Exact Glass type, transparency specification, Wood species, Metal alloy, panel thickness, track mechanism, rollers, handles, soft-close hardware, dimensions, weight, and acoustic properties cannot be established from the image and are therefore not assumed. In interior applications, this sliding door set can work effectively in Bedroom wardrobes, Living Room storage walls, Office partitions, Commercial changing or display areas, and selected Entrance compositions. The absence of outward-swinging leaves makes sliding systems particularly useful where circulation space needs to remain clear. The pale Glass and beige combination suits softer neutral interiors with plaster, light timber, stone, textiles, and understated contemporary furniture. The charcoal version creates a stronger architectural presence and can coordinate with dark cabinetry, black fixtures, concrete surfaces, or monochrome schemes. Because both treatments share the same narrow framing language, they can also be used as coordinated variants within larger residential, hospitality, or retail projects. For Archviz and CGI workflows, the model provides several useful visual features. Wide camera views can establish the relationship between the sliding panels, top track, surrounding walls, wardrobes, or partition systems. Closer renders can focus on Glass translucency, panel roughness, horizontal groove spacing, frame thickness, overlap between leaves, edge bevels, contact shadows, and reflections along the dark profiles. The lighter Glass panel benefits from controlled backlighting or soft ambient illumination that reveals transparency without washing out the surrounding frame. The charcoal slatted surfaces respond well to grazing light, which can emphasize the horizontal lines and create subtle shadow rhythm across the panel face. From an interior design perspective, the system balances visual simplicity with material contrast. The pale configuration feels lighter and more open because of the large Glass surface, while the beige panel adds warmth and privacy. The dark configuration is more graphic, using horizontal articulation to create texture without decorative ornament. Black framing unifies both options and introduces a precise architectural outline. This versatility makes the set suitable for modern, minimalist, warm contemporary, and industrial-influenced interiors where doors are expected to function as part of the overall wall composition rather than as isolated decorative objects. 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, sliding animation, track functionality, modifier setup, and detailed material parameters cannot be verified from the render alone. Before Production Rendering, users should review scene scale, panel alignment, Glass material settings, Wood mapping, Metal roughness, track positioning, overlap distance, horizontal groove definition, contact shadows, edge bevels, and Corona Renderer settings according to the intended camera distance and lighting setup.