About this asset

This contemporary set of three organic-shaped wall mirrors in SketchUp features integrated perimeter LED lighting for soft ambient illumination. This collection comprises three distinct wall-mounted mirrors, each defined by fluid, irregular organic outlines. The frames are constructed with a layered, ribbed aesthetic in a neutral grey finish, providing depth and texture. Each piece is backlit by a warm LED strip, casting a glow against the mounting surface to enhance the sculptural silhouette. The reflective surfaces are clean and minimalist, allowing the complex geometry of the frames to serve as the primary visual interest. Proportions vary across the set, offering a dynamic composition suitable for feature walls or entryways.

The download is a 25.7 MB compressed archive 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.

When integrating these mirrors into a SketchUp model, ensure they are placed against a flat wall surface to allow the backlighting effect to render correctly. The components are grouped for easy scaling or rotation to suit specific wall dimensions. Users should manage the LED light source within the properties panel to adjust intensity and colour temperature, ensuring it aligns with the overall scene lighting. It is recommended to place these on a dedicated layer for visibility control during the modelling process.

These mirrors are ideal for high-end residential projects, boutique hotel lobbies, or contemporary retail showrooms where a focal point is required. They pair well with minimalist consoles or textured wall cladding, adding both light and visual interest to transitional spaces. Professionals searching for feature wall solutions, luxury bathroom accents, or modern interior decor will find these assets versatile. They are particularly effective in tight circulation areas where the reflective surface helps to visually expand the perceived space of the room.