Circular White and Charcoal Patterned Fabric Rug

This contemporary circular rug for SketchUp features a striking charcoal radial pattern on a white fabric base for interior styling. This circular rug presents a clean, contemporary aesthetic defined by its high-contrast monochromatic palette. The design features a large, solid white circular field at the centre, surrounded by a border of radiating charcoal-coloured lines that taper towards the outer edge. This radial pattern creates a sense of movement and visual interest, making it a suitable anchor for minimalist or modern living spaces. The texture suggests a soft, woven fabric construction, providing a tactile finish that grounds furniture arrangements while maintaining a light and airy feel within the overall interior composition.

The download is a 25.9 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 best utilised as a flat component placed directly onto the floor geometry. Users should ensure the rug is slightly offset from the floor surface to prevent Z-fighting in renders. The material mapping is pre-configured, allowing for easy adjustment of the texture scale or colour tinting if a different tonal balance is required for specific interior design schemes. It is recommended to keep this on a dedicated layer to facilitate quick toggling during final scene staging.

Ideal for residential living rooms, bedrooms, or boutique hotel suites, this rug adds a contemporary graphic element to neutral interiors. It pairs effectively with minimalist furniture, such as a solid-coloured sofa or a simple timber coffee table, to create a defined lounge zone. Professionals searching for modern area rugs, circular floor coverings, or monochrome textile decor will find this asset useful for staging high-end residential projects, hospitality lobbies, or editorial-style interior visualisations where a bold, structured pattern is needed to balance architectural lines.