Contemporary Dark Wood and Glass 4-Door Wardrobe

This contemporary 4-door wardrobe in SketchUp features dark wood framing, glass-panelled doors, and integrated internal lighting. This sophisticated wardrobe unit features a dark wood carcass paired with slender, metallic-edged glass doors that offer a clear view of the interior shelving and drawer arrangements. The design balances dark, moody timber tones with the transparency of glass, creating a refined aesthetic suitable for high-end interiors. Internally, the unit is divided into multiple sections, including hanging rails, open shelving, and integrated drawers, all illuminated by subtle, recessed lighting strips. The clean lines and slim profile of the frame suggest a modern sensibility, while the metallic accents provide a subtle touch of elegance throughout the structure.

The download is a 2.2 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 component is managed as a single group or nested component, allowing for easy placement within a bedroom or dressing room model. Users can apply materials to the wood and glass surfaces using the material editor to refine the finish. The internal lighting is modelled as part of the geometry, which can be toggled on or off by managing layer visibility or tag states, ensuring the model remains efficient while providing a realistic representation for interior visualisations.

This wardrobe is well-suited for high-end residential master bedrooms, luxury walk-in closets, or upscale hotel suite designs. It pairs effectively with minimalist bedroom furniture and can be used in both contemporary and transitional interior schemes. Designers searching for a sleek, high-visibility storage solution will find this asset useful for both early-stage spatial planning and final interior renders. It is an ideal addition to projects requiring a polished, organised storage aesthetic that maintains a sense of openness through the use of glass.