About this asset

This contemporary SketchUp model features a Cardo Cd11 sofa with a natural wood frame and light grey fabric upholstery. The Cardo Cd11 sofa is defined by its clean, rectilinear silhouette and exposed timber frame construction. It features a continuous wooden base and side support, creating a solid platform for the seat cushions. The upholstery consists of a single long base cushion and two backrest cushions, all finished in a neutral grey fabric. The design incorporates an integrated chaise-style extension on one side, providing a versatile lounge configuration. The warm, natural wood grain contrasts effectively with the soft, light-toned textile, making it a balanced piece for modern interiors focused on comfort and structural clarity.

The download is a 20.1 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.

Within SketchUp, this model is structured as a component, allowing for easy placement and orientation within your scene. The geometry is clean, with distinct groups for the wooden frame and the fabric cushions, facilitating material overrides or texture mapping adjustments. For optimal performance, users should manage the file on a dedicated layer or tag to toggle visibility during the active modelling phase. Ensure the model is scaled correctly against your floor plan before applying final materials or setting up your preferred render views.

This sofa is well-suited for residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, and upscale lounge areas where a relaxed, contemporary aesthetic is required. It pairs effectively with low-profile coffee tables, textured area rugs, and minimalist floor lamps. Professionals searching for timber-framed seating, daybed-style sofas, or modern lounge furniture will find this asset useful for both early-stage spatial planning and final interior visualisations. It provides a grounded, inviting focal point in open-plan spaces, effectively bridging the gap between functional seating and architectural furniture design.