Contemporary Beige Fabric Ottoman and Marble Coffee Table Set

This contemporary SketchUp model features a low-profile coffee table with a white marble top and a channel-tufted beige fabric ottoman. This set combines a rectangular coffee table and a matching low-profile ottoman. The table features a white marble top with subtle grey veining, supported by a minimalist black metal frame. Its split-level design adds visual interest. Accompanying it is a square, upholstered ottoman in a warm beige fabric, detailed with deep channel tufting across its surface. The set includes a curated selection of decorative accessories: a large vase with foliage, a small white ceramic vase, a black marble bowl, and a framed monochromatic wall art piece, creating a cohesive living room arrangement.

The download is a 50.2 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 2 separate objects. 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 organised into logical groups, allowing for easy placement and adjustment within your scene. Apply textures using the native material editor, ensuring proper UV mapping for the marble and fabric surfaces. The geometry is clean and scaled for standard residential interiors. Use the components to quickly populate lounge areas, and adjust the lighting setup to highlight the contrast between the matte fabric of the ottoman and the reflective, polished finish of the marble tabletop surface.

Ideal for residential living rooms, modern apartment interiors, and high-end hotel lobby lounge areas, this set provides a polished, ready-to-render focal point. It pairs well with minimalist sofas and contemporary interior schemes. Professionals searching for 'lounge set', 'modern living room furniture', or 'upholstered ottoman and table' will find this asset versatile for various design stages, from initial concept visualisations to final high-quality interior renders, effectively bridging the gap between functional furniture and curated decorative styling in any architectural project.