Contemporary Black Metal Framed Aquarium Tank

This contemporary floor-standing aquarium tank for SketchUp features a sleek black metal frame and an integrated base cabinet. This floor-to-ceiling style aquarium tank presents a clean, contemporary aesthetic defined by a slim black metal frame. The unit is divided into two main sections: a large, transparent glass tank for aquatic display and a solid, three-door base cabinet in a neutral beige finish. The internal configuration includes artificial rock formations, aquatic vegetation, and a decorative sand substrate. An integrated lighting strip at the top of the frame provides illumination for the tank, creating a focal point suitable for high-end residential or hospitality interiors where a sophisticated, low-maintenance aquatic feature is desired.

The download is a 118 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 model into a SketchUp scene, import the component and place it against a finished wall surface. Use the native scaling tools to adjust the height if necessary, ensuring the base cabinet aligns with surrounding joinery or floor levels. The materials for the glass and metal frame can be easily modified within the SketchUp material editor to match specific project palettes. Ensure the model is placed on a dedicated layer to manage visibility during the design development phases of your interior project.

This aquarium model is ideal for luxury residential living rooms, hotel lobbies, or high-end dining areas where a statement feature is required. It pairs well with modern wall paneling, such as the marble and fluted timber accents seen in the reference, adding a dynamic, living element to static visualisations. Professionals searching for 'aquarium feature', 'custom joinery', or 'interior decor elements' will find this asset useful for adding realism and visual interest to architectural renderings and design presentations in both early and late stages.