This premium bundle features a collection of 10 handcrafted 3D miniature figurines inspired by contemporary sculptural art. Each model was carefully designed to capture the elegance and visual weight of carved marble and stone, making them ideal accents for architectural visualization or interior décor renders.
The set includes a diverse range of stylized animal forms and abstract figures, sculpted with smooth organic surfaces and natural imperfections that mimic real stone craftsmanship. These models are intentionally minimal in detail to keep the attention on the silhouette, material quality, and presence within a scene.
Bundle Highlights
10 distinct sculpture models included
Stylized forms suitable for modern and minimalist interiors
Procedural and baked materials to simulate marble / stone textures
Real-world scale for accurate placement in scenes
PBR-ready textures and unified material naming for simple pipeline integration
Optimized mesh for rendering efficiency
Clean quad-based topology suitable for subdivision if needed
Each figurine exported as a separate object
Perfect for:
Interior visualization
Luxury product staging
Architectural concept renders
Game or VR decorative props
Virtual environments + gallery concepts
Collectable display arrangements
Formats included:
(.blend / .fbx / .obj / .stl/ .glb /.dae /.abc and textures —)
Why this collection is a strong value
Purchasing this sculpture pack gives designers a versatile set of curated decorative pieces that can instantly enhance realism and visual richness in scenes. The unified material language and scale ensure consistency across projects, while the variety of shapes keeps environments feeling unique and artful.
This bundle is particularly useful for artists who want elegant accent props without spending hours modeling or texturing supporting elements.
Whether you're staging a living room, office space, hotel lobby, retail interior, or CGI product shot, these miniature sculptures add a refined artistic touch that complements modern design aesthetics.
