Black and Natural Wood Contemporary Wardrobe with Glass Doors

This contemporary SketchUp wardrobe features a black frame with natural wood interior drawers and sleek glass-fronted doors. Designed with a clean, functional aesthetic, this freestanding wardrobe combines a matte black exterior structure with contrasting light wood-grain internal drawers. The unit comprises two primary sections: a central storage area enclosed by glass-panelled doors, and an integrated side column of five open, curved-edge shelves for display or quick access. Internally, the configuration offers a mix of hanging space and drawer storage, providing a balanced solution for clothing and accessories. The overall silhouette is compact and vertical, making it suitable for modern bedroom layouts that require efficient, visually lightweight storage solutions.

The download is a 87.2 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, this model is structured with clear grouping for the carcass, doors, and internal components, allowing for easy adjustment or material application. Users can scale the unit to fit specific room heights or swap the wood-grain textures to match custom joinery palettes. The geometry is clean, ensuring efficient viewport performance when integrating the asset into larger interior scenes. Ensure the insertion point is set to the base corner for accurate placement against walls or within recessed niches.

This storage unit is ideal for contemporary master bedrooms, walk-in closets, or guest rooms where a mix of concealed and open storage is required. It pairs well with minimalist bedroom furniture, neutral colour schemes, and modern lighting fixtures. Professionals searching for bedroom storage, clothing organisation systems, or modern wardrobe designs will find this piece versatile for both residential projects and boutique hotel interiors. It effectively bridges the gap between a standard closet and a display cabinet, functioning as a sophisticated focal point.