About this asset

This contemporary SketchUp model features a set of four black painted timber doors with gold hardware and arched detailing. The collection includes four distinct single door configurations, each finished in a matte black lacquer. Two designs feature a central arched panel detail, one is a solid rectangular panelled door, and the fourth includes a glazed upper section with reeded glass panes. All variants are fitted with matching gold lever handles and circular escutcheons. The proportions are elegant and structured, suitable for high-end residential or boutique hospitality interiors. The frames and architraves are integrated into the design, providing a cohesive aesthetic that balances modern minimalism with classic arched forms.

The download is a 6.8 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 4 separate objects. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, these doors are organised as components, allowing for easy insertion into wall openings. Users can scale the models to match specific project requirements while maintaining the integrity of the door panels and hardware. Textures are mapped for realistic rendering, and the gold hardware is grouped as a separate sub-component for quick material adjustments or replacement. Layers should be managed to toggle between the different door styles within the same file for rapid design iteration and comparative visualisation.

These doors are ideal for luxury residential projects, particularly in master suites, dressing rooms, or formal living areas where a sophisticated, moody aesthetic is desired. They pair well with neutral or pastel wall palettes, as seen in the preview, and complement metallic accents in lighting or furniture. Professionals searching for 'internal black doors' or 'arched panelled doors' will find these effective for creating high-contrast transitions in modern apartments, boutique hotels, or high-end office reception areas during the design development stage.