Contemporary Grey Fabric Double Bed with Nightstands in White

This contemporary double bed SketchUp model features a layered fabric quilt and matching wooden nightstands with sleek metal bases. This bedroom set comprises a double bed dressed in a textured grey quilted coverlet, layered with white linens and a decorative blue runner. The headboard area is styled with soft pillows in neutral tones. Flanking the bed are two circular wooden nightstands, supported by minimalist black metal wire frames. Each table carries a small, modern black desk lamp, adding to the clean, functional aesthetic. The composition balances soft textile surfaces with the structural rigidity of the light timber tops and dark metal legs, creating a cohesive look suitable for modern interior design schemes.

The download is a 42.6 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 3 separate objects. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

When integrating this model into a SketchUp scene, place the bed as a single component to maintain the relationship between the bed frame and the bedside tables. The textiles are mapped with detailed textures; ensure your scene’s lighting is configured to capture the subtle shadows within the quilting. Use the layers panel to manage the lamps independently if you require specific lighting control or wish to swap out the accessories for a different set of decorative objects during final rendering.

Ideal for residential bedroom visualisations, this set works well in master suites or guest rooms where a neutral, contemporary palette is required. It pairs effectively with modern minimalist decor, timber flooring, and soft ambient lighting. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture, double bed models, or complete nightstand and bed sets will find this asset useful for staging projects at the concept or final presentation stage. It fits seamlessly into hotel interior design layouts, providing a ready-to-use focal point for guest room studies.