Contemporary Charcoal Arched Door Set

This contemporary SketchUp door set features three charcoal-finished arched doors with brass hardware and varied panel designs. This collection includes one central double-leaf arched door and two flanking single-leaf doors, all finished in a deep charcoal tone. The design incorporates a sophisticated blend of solid panelling and glazed sections. The central double door features glass panes with a grid frame, while one single door is solid and the other incorporates a fluted glass upper section. Each unit is fitted with refined gold-toned lever handles and circular rosettes. The arched frames provide a consistent architectural language, making this set suitable for high-end residential or boutique hospitality interior projects.

The download is a 82.3 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 3 separate objects. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

To integrate these doors into a SketchUp model, import the component and utilise the native scaling tools to match your wall thickness and rough opening dimensions. The doors are structured with distinct geometry, allowing for easy material assignment or texture mapping adjustments to the charcoal finish or glass panes. Ensure that the door components are placed on a dedicated layer for better visibility management during the modelling process, and use the axis alignment tool to ensure correct swing orientation.

These arched doors are ideal for residential projects, particularly in living rooms, hallways, or master suites where a cohesive, elegant aesthetic is required. They pair well with luxury interior palettes, dark timber flooring, and metallic accents. Designers often search for these assets when specifying custom joinery, internal passage doors, or feature openings that require a modern yet classic silhouette. They are suitable for both renovation and new build projects where distinct, high-quality architectural hardware and joinery are focal points.