Sollos Lounge Chair Rattan 3D Model

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Sollos Lounge Chair Rattan 3D Model
The Mad Lounge Chair by Sollos embodies the balance between lightness and solidity, achieved through an orchestrated arrangement of fluid lines that thicken and thin to create a harmonious rhythm. Designed with a strong emphasis on Brazilian furniture traditions, the chair features a woven rattan backrest, symbolic of lightness and craftsmanship, paired with a smooth wooden frame and a contoured leather seat.
Its design merges traditional materials—wood and rattan—with modern ergonomics, resulting in a piece that is both timeless and contemporary. The gentle curves of the frame and the tactile quality of the rattan provide comfort and durability, while the leather seat adds sophistication and a luxurious touch. The Mad Lounge Chair is versatile, fitting seamlessly into both classic interiors and modern architectural spaces, and reflects Sollos’ dedication to innovation rooted in artisanal heritage.
This 3D model of the Mad Lounge Chair captures the interplay of dark wood, woven rattan, and black leather upholstery with precise geometry and clean topology. The curved frame and woven textures are faithfully represented, allowing realistic rendering in both offline and real‑time environments.
The model is optimized for PBR workflows, ensuring accurate representation of wood grain, rattan weave, and leather surfaces. It is lightweight yet detailed, making it suitable for architectural visualization, product catalogs, VR/AR applications, and game engines such as Blender, Unreal, or Unity.
Suggested Use Cases
Architectural visualization: Living rooms, lounges, or hospitality interiors with a modern yet natural aesthetic.
Furniture design showcases: Highlighting Brazilian craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Commercial renders: Catalogs, advertising campaigns, or showroom simulations.
Educational projects: Demonstrations of material blending and ergonomic design.
Virtual environments: Digital exhibitions, VR showrooms, or interactive design apps.
This model was done in Blender 5.2 and exported to obj and fbx. It contains textures for PBR materials
Its design merges traditional materials—wood and rattan—with modern ergonomics, resulting in a piece that is both timeless and contemporary. The gentle curves of the frame and the tactile quality of the rattan provide comfort and durability, while the leather seat adds sophistication and a luxurious touch. The Mad Lounge Chair is versatile, fitting seamlessly into both classic interiors and modern architectural spaces, and reflects Sollos’ dedication to innovation rooted in artisanal heritage.
This 3D model of the Mad Lounge Chair captures the interplay of dark wood, woven rattan, and black leather upholstery with precise geometry and clean topology. The curved frame and woven textures are faithfully represented, allowing realistic rendering in both offline and real‑time environments.
The model is optimized for PBR workflows, ensuring accurate representation of wood grain, rattan weave, and leather surfaces. It is lightweight yet detailed, making it suitable for architectural visualization, product catalogs, VR/AR applications, and game engines such as Blender, Unreal, or Unity.
Suggested Use Cases
Architectural visualization: Living rooms, lounges, or hospitality interiors with a modern yet natural aesthetic.
Furniture design showcases: Highlighting Brazilian craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Commercial renders: Catalogs, advertising campaigns, or showroom simulations.
Educational projects: Demonstrations of material blending and ergonomic design.
Virtual environments: Digital exhibitions, VR showrooms, or interactive design apps.
This model was done in Blender 5.2 and exported to obj and fbx. It contains textures for PBR materials























