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35 free balcony 3D models for 3ds Max, ready to drop into your visualization scenes.
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Blue, grey, and white striped fabric forms a generous suspended hammock between two pale wood spreader bars. Multiple white ropes distribute the load toward the upper fixing points, creating a believable curved resting surface with a relaxed coastal feel. Created in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the model is suited to a balcony, shaded garden, or resort exterior visualization.
A vivid orange fabric sling stretches between the upper rails of a simple black tubular-steel frame. Deep folds form a relaxed suspended seat, while the open rectangular base gives the chair a lightweight contemporary profile suitable for casual lounging. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this piece can furnish a balcony, poolside terrace, or modern indoor relaxation corner.
Closely spaced round bars are tied together by a row of forged fleur-de-lis heads and small basket twists near the top, finished in matte black under a dark stained timber handrail. Close-ups show the cast detail at the bar collars. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading and shown as both a straight run and a raking stair section, it suits exterior renders of classical facades, balconies and porch balustrades.
Forged bars rise and split into bare branching limbs studded with flat cut-metal leaves, so the whole panel reads as a row of small trees. A weathered grey-brown patina exaggerates the hand-worked surface, with a polished timber cap on top. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading and detail close-ups of the leaf joints, it suits exterior renders of garden terraces, entrance steps and rustic-luxury homes.
A single continuous steel line traces looping stems, stylised leaves and open lotus blossoms across the full width of this railing, set against a dark ground under a slim timber handrail. The drawing-like infill reads as wall art as much as a barrier. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it fits contemporary stair and balcony visualizations, gallery interiors and hospitality projects looking for a sculptural metalwork feature.
A calmer forged design: open oval scroll links along the base, a large scrolled rosette centred under the rail, and a light running-scroll frieze on top. The spacing lets the wall or view behind it read through. Created in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded for V-Ray, the panel and its companion baluster suit exterior renders of villas, garden terraces and staircases where an ornamental but restrained iron railing is wanted.
Repeating diamond-and-scroll medallions run the length of this iron railing, each framed by paired volutes and a small central knop, with a delicate scrolled top rail. Slim vertical pickets keep the infill airy despite the ornament. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray materials and matching single-baluster profiles, it works for exterior facade studies, balcony and terrace visualizations in a classical or Mediterranean style.
Symmetrical forged panels of mirrored S-scrolls and small cast florets sit between plain round bars, with a running scroll band under the handrail and finial-tipped end posts. The blackened finish gives it a wrought, hand-hammered look. Built in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded for V-Ray, it drops into exterior renders of townhouses, Juliet balconies and boutique hotel elevations where a traditional metalwork detail is needed.
A forged iron balcony section packed with tight C-scrolls, leaf sprays and pierced rosettes, capped by a scrolled frieze and topped with pointed spear finials. Matte black paint keeps the dense ornament reading as one silhouette. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading and supplied with matching corner baluster profiles, it suits exterior visualizations of classical villas, French balconies and heritage facade restorations.
A modular slatted lounge group in dark brown stained hardwood: a three-seat sofa, two matching armchairs, a low table and a cube stool, all cushioned in off-white. The render also shows the same pieces in a lighter grey wash for comparison. Assembled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray fabric and timber materials. Ready for a balcony, deck or garden lounge visualization.
Weathered light teak defines this long garden dining group: a slatted extending table on a heavy trestle base, five ladder-back chairs, and a matching backless bench along one side. The bleached grey-brown finish reads as timber left to age outdoors. Built in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray. Suited to a terrace or patio visualization, an outdoor living moodboard, or a hospitality courtyard scene.