Classic Brown Timber Coffered Ceiling Panel

This classic brown timber coffered ceiling panel for SketchUp features a detailed square geometry with a decorative lattice inlay. This square ceiling panel is constructed with a structured timber frame, featuring stepped profiles that create a traditional coffered aesthetic. The design includes a central square inset surrounded by a secondary border of diamond-pattern lattice, providing depth and texture to the composition. The finish is a consistent warm brown wood tone, suitable for formal interior applications. The geometry is clean, with well-defined edges on the mouldings and consistent spacing within the lattice work, making it a robust component for architectural ceiling detailing in high-end residential or heritage-style commercial environments.

The download is an 8.7 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 panel is best utilised as a modular component within a ceiling group or component. Users should place the asset on a dedicated ceiling layer to manage visibility effectively. Given its square profile, it can be arrayed to create larger coffered ceiling systems. Ensure the axes are aligned correctly with the ceiling plane before insertion. For rendering, apply appropriate wood grain textures to the frame and adjust material properties for the lattice to achieve the desired level of realism.

Architects and interior designers specify this coffered ceiling panel for projects requiring a sense of traditional grandeur, such as libraries, formal dining rooms, or hotel lobbies. It pairs well with period-style crown moulding, dark wood wall panelling, and classic interior finishes. The panel is ideal for rendering interior scenes where ceiling detail is required to ground the space. Professionals might search for this asset under terms like coffered ceiling, timber ceiling, decorative ceiling panel, or traditional architectural moulding.