Contemporary Grey Marble and Wood Kitchen Island Dining Set

This contemporary SketchUp dining set features a grey marble kitchen island with an integrated wood table, rattan chairs, and stools. This multifunctional kitchen island and dining assembly offers a clean, contemporary aesthetic. The primary island is clad in grey veined marble, featuring a solid block construction with an integrated storage niche. Attached to one side is a cantilevered dining surface finished in a warm, natural wood grain. The seating includes three curved-back dining chairs with rattan-mesh seats and two matching bar stools. The combination of cool stone surfaces with warm wood and textured rattan provides a balanced tactile experience suitable for high-end residential kitchen or open-plan living environments.

The download is a 32.5 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 6 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 is organised into components to allow for easy repositioning or material swapping. Users can apply custom wood stains or stone textures via the materials panel, ensuring compatibility with various render engines. The model is scaled for standard kitchen counter and dining heights, making it ready for direct integration into floor plans. Ensure the geometry is placed on a dedicated layer to manage visibility when toggling between architectural and interior design views.

Ideal for open-plan kitchen designs, this set serves as a central hub for informal dining and food preparation. It fits seamlessly into modern residential apartments, luxury hospitality suites, or high-end cafe interiors. Architects and interior designers often search for integrated island-dining solutions to maximise floor space in compact layouts. Pair this piece with minimalist pendant lighting or recessed downlights to highlight the marble veining and natural wood tones. It works exceptionally well in transitional or contemporary spaces requiring a functional focal point.