Vividstorm Laser TV Cabinet Monte Carlo


The appeal of this setup is how effectively it hides serious home cinema hardware inside a piece of restrained contemporary furniture. A long, low black cabinet stretches beneath the projection area with clean rectangular fronts and almost no decorative detail, while the central motorized section accommodates an ultra short throw projector. Once activated, the large floor rising screen turns the minimalist console into a full-scale viewing system. In the reference render, two slim floor-standing speakers complete the symmetrical composition without making it feel visually heavy.
Vividstorm Monte Carlo is designed around exactly this kind of discreet integration. The real cabinet uses a motorized projector drawer, quiet ventilation, soft-close hardware and synchronized operation with compatible UST equipment, with finishes available in black, white and oak. For interior visualization, the 3d model is particularly useful in premium living rooms, media spaces and modern apartments where a conventional wall-mounted television would feel too ordinary. The combination of matte cabinet surfaces, mechanical details, projection equipment and the expansive screen gives the asset enough visual interest for both architectural wide shots and closer technology-focused renders. The downloadable files are supplied in MAX and FBX formats.
File type: FBX, MAX
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