About this asset

A collection of four contemporary single doors in SketchUp, featuring varied wood and grey finishes with integrated hardware. This set includes four distinct single door designs, each featuring a modern aesthetic with clean lines and refined detailing. The doors showcase a mix of wood grain textures and solid grey panels, with some variations incorporating vertical fluting or linear accent strips for visual interest. Each unit is equipped with a matching metallic handle and integrated electronic lock plate, providing a cohesive look across the collection. The frames are slim and minimalist, designed to sit flush within a wall opening, maintaining a sleek profile suitable for high-end residential or commercial interiors.

The download is a 3.6 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.

To integrate these doors into your SketchUp project, import the components into your model and scale them to match your specific wall opening dimensions. Use the native move and rotate tools to position them within your floor plan. The models are organised into logical groups, allowing for easy material replacement or texture mapping adjustments. Ensure your model layers are managed correctly to toggle between door types easily during the design iteration phase, keeping the file clean and efficient for rendering.

These doors are well-suited for modern residential projects, including luxury apartments and high-end home office interiors. They also function effectively in commercial settings such as boutique hotel rooms or executive office suites where a contemporary, clean aesthetic is required. Professionals searching for interior door solutions, modern door sets, or residential door components will find these assets useful for both conceptual design and final visualisation. They pair well with minimalist interior styles, timber flooring, and neutral wall palettes common in today’s architectural practice.