Over 60,000 3D Assets Now Available: MEGASOFT’s 3D Residential Material Download Service 'Data Center'

MEGASOFT Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Osaka, Osaka; Representative Director: Yoshiaki Imachi), a company promoting the everyday use of 3D, VR, and metaverse technologies in architecture, interior design, and equipment planning, announces that its user-focused 3D residential material download service, 'Data Center,' has surpassed 60,000 published 3D assets (3D objects and textures). The product information for these assets is provided by 62 manufacturing partners.

60,000+ Assets Now Available: 'Data Center' 3D Residential Material Download Service

■ Over 25 Years of Providing Real-World Product 3D Data

3D computer graphics (3DCG) have become indispensable in architectural and interior design proposals. To simplify and accelerate production, MEGASOFT provides 3D assets through its 'Data Center' service, which has been continuously operated since 2000—now spanning over 25 years.

Currently, with the cooperation of 62 companies, the service offers 3D models of doors, furniture, home appliances, and accessories, as well as pattern images (textures) for walls and flooring.

The 'Data Center' consistently adds new 3D assets and has reached a total of 60,230 items as of June 16, 2026.

■ Key Features

(1) Data Provided in Collaboration with 62 Real Manufacturers

By expanding 3D models of actual manufacturer products, the service enables users to accurately recreate the latest residential spaces.

(2) Asset Selection and Updates Based on User Feedback

To support a wide range of residential styles—from trending to classic—the asset lineup is carefully balanced using insights from user surveys.

(3) Continuous Updates Aligned with Interior Design Trends

As new residential products are released annually, the service collaborates with manufacturers to keep the library up to date.

(4) Human-Crafted Assets in the Age of AI

Despite advances in AI, achieving both lightweight data and high realism remains challenging. MEGASOFT’s team carefully determines what to simplify and what to detail, crafting each asset manually to ensure quality.

■ Developer Comments

・ Reaching 60,000 Assets Reflects 25 Years of Trend Adaptation

The residential industry sees new products every year, and interior trends shift every 2–3 years, necessitating continuous updates. The milestone of 60,000 assets is the result of sustained production over decades. The focus isn’t on quantity, but on maintaining the ability to accurately simulate the latest homes and interiors for users. This number is a natural outcome of that commitment.

・ Incorporating User Feedback and Trends into Assets

Asset selection is guided by user surveys and market trends, avoiding redundancy while maintaining a balanced lineup. MEGASOFT emphasizes precise dimensions based on blueprints and photos, deliberately using human craftsmanship to ensure quality.

Additionally, the team prioritizes balancing data 'lightness' and 'realism,' progressively improving assets by converting previously image-based elements into 3D geometry as rendering technology advances.

Responding to user requests for 'parts usable from the early design phase,' the service has added neutral, versatile components that don’t impose a specific style.

These assets are ideal for diverse projects, including public facilities and custom homes, making them valuable for homebuilders, construction firms, and architectural studios.

・ 'Try and Compare' as the Core Value

The service encourages users to freely experiment with various interior styles in 3D simulation. The greatest value of the 3D Designer Series lies in enabling users to 'try and compare' design options before building. The development team aims to make this process enjoyable and inspiring.

・ Future Developments

To deliver needed data more efficiently, MEGASOFT plans to enhance asset generation, selection support, and UI improvements for better searchability. The ideal vision is a two-way data flow between users and MEGASOFT, where desired assets are instantly accessible. To achieve this, the company is exploring community-driven or marketplace-style platforms that allow users to create and share their own assets.

■ 3D Residential Material Download Service 'Data Center'

Number of Assets: 60,230 (as of June 16, 2026)

Participating Manufacturers: 62

Pricing:

Subscription Period

Individual Member Price

Corporate Member Price

1 Month

—

¥3,300

3 Months

¥3,300

¥9,900

6 Months

¥6,600

¥13,200

12 Months

¥9,900

¥19,800

How to Use:

The 'Data Center' is a membership-based paid download service available to users of the 3D Designer Series software.

Registration as a full member is required to access the service.

https://dc.megasoft.co.jp/

■ Related Service

3D Asset Download Service for Construction and Architecture: 'Model Depot'

https://www.modeldepot.jp/

Offers individual 3D assets for construction sites, residential, and commercial facility proposals not included in the Data Center.

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