Contemporary Grey Fabric Rope Lounge Set with Circular Deck

This contemporary SketchUp lounge set features two rope-weave armchairs and a circular coffee table arranged on a timber deck. This outdoor lounge scene comprises a pair of armchairs with dark wood frames and intricate rope-weave backrests, upholstered in light grey fabric cushions. Included is a circular coffee table with a dark grey wood-grain top supported by splayed legs. The composition is set upon a circular timber decking platform, accessorised with several potted plants, including a large banana leaf plant and smaller succulents, alongside two metal lanterns. The arrangement creates a cohesive, relaxed outdoor seating area with a balanced mix of natural textures and clean, modern lines suitable for various exterior design schemes.

The download is a 85.2 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.

Within SketchUp, this model is organised as a set, allowing for easy placement and rotation within a larger site plan or master landscape design. Users can leverage the native layer structure to toggle the vegetation or deck components independently for lighter viewport performance. Materials are mapped for immediate rendering, though users may wish to adjust the texture tiling on the decking to match specific project scales or apply updated PBR shaders for more advanced visualisation workflows.

Ideal for residential garden designs, hotel terrace layouts, or rooftop lounge concepts, this set provides a comprehensive visual anchor for outdoor living spaces. It pairs well with modern architecture and can be used throughout concept development and final presentation stages. Designers searching for patio furniture, terrace seating, or garden lounge layouts will find this asset versatile for various project types, including small urban balconies or expansive backyard garden schemes, adding immediate detail and lifestyle context to architectural visualisations.