Contemporary Accent Chair and Round Side Table Set 3D Model

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| Vendor: | nhattuankts |
| Published: | Sep 21, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 103.3 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 212,053 |
| Vertices: | 212,066 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | Yes |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Contemporary Accent Chair and Round Side Table Set 3D Model
Some furniture pieces are made to be sat on. Others are made to be looked at. The Contemporary Accent Chair and Round Side Table Set is designed to be both: a considered pairing of two sculptural pieces that bring warmth, softness, and quiet luxury to any interior scene.
At the heart of the set is a plush, armless lounge chair with deeply rounded cushions, wrapped in a tactile grey woven fabric. Beside it sits a cylindrical side table made of curved, overlapping oak panels and crowned with a slab of dark, richly veined marble. Together they form a small but complete vignette, a composition that already feels styled, balanced, and ready to anchor a room.
The accent chair is the emotional center of the set. Its slipper-style silhouette is low, wide, and deeply comfortable-looking, with a backrest that leans back at a relaxed angle and a seat cushion that appears to sink invitingly into the frame. There are no arms to interrupt the flow of the form, which makes the chair easy to place in almost any layout: beside a sofa, in a window nook, at the end of a bed, or as a pair facing each other across a coffee table.
A slim oak-veneer frame wraps around the backrest and runs beneath the seat, acting like a bookmark of wood between the layers of upholstery. It gives the piece structure and a refined, furniture-maker detail that stops the soft volumes from feeling shapeless. Below, a low recessed plinth base lifts the chair just enough to create a subtle shadow line, so it appears to hover gently above the floor.
Small tailoring details, such as gathered seams and soft pleats at the cushion edges, add realism and a handcrafted feel that becomes especially visible in close-up renders.
If the chair is soft and enveloping, the side table is its sculptural counterpart. Its body is formed from curved oak panels that overlap like petals, creating a fluted, flower-like profile that changes subtly as you move around it. Between the panels, dark recessed gaps add depth and shadow, giving the table a layered, architectural quality.
The marble top is the jewel of the piece: a deep brown stone with dramatic golden-cream veining, framed by a slim raised rim that gives it a finished, tray-like edge. The scale is ideal for a side table, large enough to hold a lamp, a drink, or a stack of books, yet compact enough to sit comfortably beside a chair without crowding it.
The set is presented as a finished composition rather than as two isolated objects. A clear glass vase with a gold-trimmed rim holds a fresh arrangement of mimosa-style flowers, their soft yellow blooms and green foliage adding a gentle pop of color against the neutral palette. Beside it, a stack of two hardcover design books brings scale, storytelling, and an editorial touch, the kind of detail found in a well-photographed showroom or a designer's own home.
These accessories make the scene feel lived-in and curated straight out of the box, while still keeping the focus on the furniture itself.
This set is created for 3D artists, interior designers, architects, visualization studios, and game developers who need high-quality furniture that elevates a scene without demanding hours of extra work. Whether you are building a cozy residential living room, a boutique hotel lobby, a modern reception area, or a serene reading corner, the set delivers a look that is instantly recognizable as premium.
Its neutral palette and versatile styling let it blend into a wide range of aesthetics, including warm minimalism, Japandi, mid-century modern, quiet luxury, and contemporary eclectic interiors. Swap the fabric color, change the wood finish, or try a different stone on the table top, and the same model can support many different design directions.
At the heart of the set is a plush, armless lounge chair with deeply rounded cushions, wrapped in a tactile grey woven fabric. Beside it sits a cylindrical side table made of curved, overlapping oak panels and crowned with a slab of dark, richly veined marble. Together they form a small but complete vignette, a composition that already feels styled, balanced, and ready to anchor a room.
The accent chair is the emotional center of the set. Its slipper-style silhouette is low, wide, and deeply comfortable-looking, with a backrest that leans back at a relaxed angle and a seat cushion that appears to sink invitingly into the frame. There are no arms to interrupt the flow of the form, which makes the chair easy to place in almost any layout: beside a sofa, in a window nook, at the end of a bed, or as a pair facing each other across a coffee table.
A slim oak-veneer frame wraps around the backrest and runs beneath the seat, acting like a bookmark of wood between the layers of upholstery. It gives the piece structure and a refined, furniture-maker detail that stops the soft volumes from feeling shapeless. Below, a low recessed plinth base lifts the chair just enough to create a subtle shadow line, so it appears to hover gently above the floor.
Small tailoring details, such as gathered seams and soft pleats at the cushion edges, add realism and a handcrafted feel that becomes especially visible in close-up renders.
If the chair is soft and enveloping, the side table is its sculptural counterpart. Its body is formed from curved oak panels that overlap like petals, creating a fluted, flower-like profile that changes subtly as you move around it. Between the panels, dark recessed gaps add depth and shadow, giving the table a layered, architectural quality.
The marble top is the jewel of the piece: a deep brown stone with dramatic golden-cream veining, framed by a slim raised rim that gives it a finished, tray-like edge. The scale is ideal for a side table, large enough to hold a lamp, a drink, or a stack of books, yet compact enough to sit comfortably beside a chair without crowding it.
The set is presented as a finished composition rather than as two isolated objects. A clear glass vase with a gold-trimmed rim holds a fresh arrangement of mimosa-style flowers, their soft yellow blooms and green foliage adding a gentle pop of color against the neutral palette. Beside it, a stack of two hardcover design books brings scale, storytelling, and an editorial touch, the kind of detail found in a well-photographed showroom or a designer's own home.
These accessories make the scene feel lived-in and curated straight out of the box, while still keeping the focus on the furniture itself.
This set is created for 3D artists, interior designers, architects, visualization studios, and game developers who need high-quality furniture that elevates a scene without demanding hours of extra work. Whether you are building a cozy residential living room, a boutique hotel lobby, a modern reception area, or a serene reading corner, the set delivers a look that is instantly recognizable as premium.
Its neutral palette and versatile styling let it blend into a wide range of aesthetics, including warm minimalism, Japandi, mid-century modern, quiet luxury, and contemporary eclectic interiors. Swap the fabric color, change the wood finish, or try a different stone on the table top, and the same model can support many different design directions.




















