About this asset

This contemporary 4-seater dining set for SketchUp features grey fabric upholstered chairs and a natural wood rectangular table. The set comprises a minimalist rectangular dining table with tapered legs and four matching chairs, each featuring a contoured grey fabric seat and backrest supported by a natural wood frame. The aesthetic is clean and functional, prioritising slim profiles and organic material tones. Included in the scene are supplemental decorative elements: two pendant lights, a framed wall art piece, a floral arrangement in a ceramic vase, and a bowl of fruit. This collection provides a cohesive arrangement for interior layouts, balancing the warmth of the timber with the neutral, soft texture of the upholstery.

The download is a 9.9 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 5 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 set functions as a grouped component, allowing for easy placement and orientation within a dining room model. Users can apply custom textures to the wood and fabric surfaces via the materials panel to match specific project finishes. The decorative accessories are grouped separately from the primary furniture, enabling architects to toggle their visibility or remove them entirely to suit the desired level of detail for a specific render or floor plan presentation.

This dining set is well-suited for residential dining rooms, compact apartments, and cafe interiors where a light, modern aesthetic is required. It integrates effectively into open-plan living spaces, pairing naturally with timber flooring or neutral wall palettes. Professionals can search for this asset when specifying furniture for contemporary housing developments, hospitality fit-outs, or staging schemes. Its balanced scale makes it a versatile choice for both small-scale renovations and large residential projects, ensuring a clean and professional look in architectural visualisations.