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430 free vase 3D models for 3ds Max, ready to drop into your visualization scenes.
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Teal ceramic vases and a hanging wire birdcage of lotus blooms sit beside black metal lanterns and small succulents, styled beneath a row of floral metal wall medallions. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the glaze, lantern wirework, and metal florals all hold their detail at close range. A rich accent grouping for a living room console render.
A stone-textured vase with a rough, hand-thrown finish holds dried wheat stems, grouped with a smaller matching pot for a grounded, earthy display. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and rendered with V-Ray to keep the textured stoneware surface convincing up close. Works well on a rustic kitchen or entry shelf render.
A pair of yellow floral-painted ginger jars stands beside slender ceramic vases, grouped beneath a cluster of gold sunburst wall discs and glass candle holders. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the painted porcelain pattern and metallic disc finish are both render-ready. A layered choice for a formal living room console.
A tan ceramic vase with a tapered silhouette pairs with a round walnut-toned wall disc, echoing the warm tones typical of a mid-century console. The pieces were modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray for accurate wood-grain and ceramic contrast. A fitting accent for a mid-century living room render.
A plain white ceramic vase with a single stem sits under a matching white textured wall disc, kept intentionally simple for a minimalist console corner. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the soft matte finish and subtle shadow play render cleanly. Fits a Scandinavian or minimalist living room scene.
A black wire-frame wall sculpture in a geometric grid pattern hangs above a dark stoneware vase with a single dried branch, keeping the palette monochrome. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and rendered with V-Ray for crisp wireframe shadows. Suited to an industrial-style living room or study render.
A metal wall sculpture in a bare branch silhouette spreads across the wall above matching white ceramic vases holding orchid stems, with glass candle holders lined up between them. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the fine metal branches and glass candle holders keep their detail at any crop. A striking centerpiece for a living room console render.
A teal ceramic vase with a spray of dried grass stands beneath a round textured metal wall disc, offering a compact color-forward console pairing. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the glaze and metal patina render true to color. Use it to add a pop of color to a living room shelf scene.
A ceramic vase of trailing greenery, a fabric-shade table lamp, and a round textured wall panel are grouped into a single console styling trio. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray for consistent material read across ceramic, fabric, and metal. Drop it into a living room console render for instant styling.
A gold-rimmed ceramic vase with a single orchid stem is paired with a round gilt-edged wall disc, giving the grouping a polished, upscale finish. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the gold trim and glossy ceramic catch highlights convincingly. Suited to a formal living room or hallway console render.
A woven rattan vase holding dried pampas grass sits below a round rattan wall disc, keeping the material palette consistent across the pairing. The pieces were modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and rendered with V-Ray to capture the woven texture accurately. A natural-material pick for a boho or rustic living room render.
Yellow blooms spill from a pair of decorative wire birdcages, grouped with ceramic vases and candle holders beneath a school of green metal fish mounted on the wall. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the wire cages and painted metal fish keep their detail up close. A playful accent set for a living room console or shelf render.
A pale ceramic vase with soft florals sits beneath a wire-frame wall sculpture bent into an abstract botanical outline, styled as a compact console pairing. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray for accurate wire and ceramic contrast. Fits a living room console or entry table render that needs wall interest.
A matte-black bud vase and a glossy white ribbed vase are paired together, one holding a single dried stem, for a spare two-piece grouping. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the contrasting glazes and clean silhouettes hold up in tight crops. Use the duo to add a minimalist touch to a shelf or nightstand render.
A brushed-brass vase with trailing eucalyptus stands beside a glossy ivory ceramic vase and a small marble dish, giving the grouping a slightly upscale finish. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray to render the brass sheen and marble veining accurately. A good fit for a hallway console or vanity styling render.
A wood-framed accent chair with a cushioned seat sits beneath a black ink-brush circle painting, flanked by a candle-style chandelier, paper lanterns, and a floor lamp, with a wire vase of dried reeds completing the corner. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the mixed lighting fixtures and framed art are ready to drop into a full scene. Suited to a reading nook or entryway render that needs furniture, art, and lighting together.
A blush-toned stoneware vase with soft dried florals is grouped with a taller ribbed vase and a brass trinket dish for a gently layered shelf display. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and rendered with V-Ray for accurate glaze and metal contrast. It drops neatly onto a bedroom dresser or living room shelf scene.
Two sage-green ceramic vases of different silhouettes hold sparse dried branches, joined by a small round bowl for a pared-back shelf grouping. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the matte glaze keeps a soft, natural finish under studio light. A tidy fit for a Scandinavian-style shelf or reading-nook render.
A slim white vase with a single flowering stem sits beneath a round metal wall panel carrying a laser-cut botanical pattern, styled as a simple console pairing. The pieces were modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded in V-Ray to keep the metalwork and ceramic finish distinct. Use them together or separately to add a modern accent to a shelf or wall render.
On a dark wood console, blue-and-white ginger jars and a tall ceramic table lamp sit beneath a school of metal fish swimming across a brick accent wall, with a single branch of yellow blossoms adding height. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the porcelain glaze and wire fish silhouettes are both render-ready. The grouping suits a living room console scene needing wall art and lighting in one drop.
A charcoal stoneware vase holding a single white orchid stem stands next to a squat matte-black jar and a stack of small trinket dishes. The group was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) and shaded with V-Ray for a soft studio-light finish. Scale it onto a console or nightstand render for a quick contemporary styling pass.
A rounded terracotta vase filled with eucalyptus stems is grouped with a pair of smaller unglazed pots and a woven coaster, giving the shelf a warm, handmade feel. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the clay texture and leaf silhouettes stay crisp up close. Ideal for warming up a kitchen or study shelf composition.
An ivory stoneware vase holding a few stems of pampas grass sits alongside a matte white bud vase and a low ceramic bowl, kept deliberately spare. The set was modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading to keep the muted glaze and soft shadow read natural. It works well as a quiet accent group for a minimalist shelf or entryway table render.
Three blue-and-white porcelain vases of varying heights anchor this shelf-styling group, paired with a scattering of dried stems and a small lidded jar for contrast. Built in 3ds Max (.max) and rendered with V-Ray, the painted glaze and stem details hold up in close crops. Use it to dress a bookshelf or credenza scene where a touch of classic porcelain is needed.