About this asset

This set of three monochrome glass tile wall panels for SketchUp offers varied surface textures in a contemporary black and white palette. This collection features three distinct vertical wall panels, each showcasing a unique arrangement of square glass tiles. The designs alternate between glossy black, translucent white, and textured relief tiles, creating a sophisticated play of light and reflection. The panels are structured as modular cladding elements, with one panel exhibiting a full grid of black tiles, while the others mix textured ribbed and bevelled square tiles in a checkerboard or irregular pattern. These panels provide a high-contrast aesthetic suitable for accent walls, backsplashes, or feature surfaces in modern interior design projects.

The download is a 38.6 MB file 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 panels into your SketchUp project, import the file as a component and position it against your wall geometry. Use the scale tool to adjust dimensions to fit specific wall heights or widths, ensuring the tile textures remain mapped correctly. If working with render engines, apply appropriate reflection and refraction settings to the glass material slots to achieve a realistic finish. These elements are organised for efficient placement, allowing for quick iteration of feature wall designs.

These glass tile panels are ideal for interior designers and architects working on high-end residential, hotel lobby, or retail showroom projects. They pair effectively with minimalist furniture and neutral palettes, serving as a focal point in bathrooms, kitchens, or feature walls. Professionals searching for decorative wall finishes or high-contrast surfacing will find these panels useful for rapid visualisation of interior schemes. They are particularly effective when used to define zones within open-plan spaces, adding texture and visual interest to vertical surfaces.