Contemporary Beige Fabric and Wood Double Bed

This contemporary double bed is a SketchUp model featuring an upholstered panelled headboard and a natural wood frame base. This double bed features a clean-lined, contemporary aesthetic, defined by a rectangular upholstered headboard divided into three vertical panels. The frame is constructed from a light-toned natural wood, providing a solid, minimalist base that contrasts with the soft, cream-beige fabric of the headboard. The bedding set includes a quilted mattress finish, two plush pillows, and a textured throw blanket draped across the foot of the bed. The proportions are balanced, suitable for standard bedroom layouts, with the wood base providing a sturdy, grounded appearance while maintaining a light, airy colour palette throughout.

The download is a 30.5 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.

To integrate this file into your SketchUp project, use the component import function to place the model directly into your scene. The geometry is organised into logical groups, allowing for easy material adjustments or texture scaling to match specific interior finishes. Ensure the model is placed on a dedicated furniture layer to maintain scene organisation. If using external renderers, apply PBR-ready material maps to the fabric and wood surfaces to accurately simulate the depth and light interaction of the natural textures.

Ideal for residential master suites, guest bedrooms, and boutique hotel room visualisations, this bed provides a versatile foundation for modern interior design schemes. It pairs well with minimalist bedside tables, soft area rugs, and warm ambient lighting. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture, contemporary bed designs, or neutral-toned sleeping solutions will find this asset useful for staging projects. Its clean geometry ensures it remains a subtle, high-quality focal point without cluttering the architectural intent of the room design.