Contemporary Grey Round Dining Set with Six Chairs, 6-Seater Round

This contemporary 6-seater dining set for SketchUp features a circular grey pedestal table and six matching white upholstered chairs. This dining set comprises a large circular table supported by a central pedestal base, finished in a matte grey tone. It is accompanied by six minimalist chairs, each featuring a curved, enveloping backrest and a clean, tapered leg profile. The chairs are upholstered in a light, neutral fabric, providing a subtle contrast to the solid, monochromatic table surface. A decorative vase and books are included as accessories, adding a layer of realism to the arrangement. The entire set is positioned on a textured, mottled grey rug, creating a cohesive and balanced dining environment.

The download is a 17.8 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 7 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 SketchUp model, place the group as a single component to maintain the relative positioning of the chairs and table. Use the native scale tool to adjust the set to specific floor plans if required, ensuring the rug remains anchored to the floor plane. Apply custom textures to the upholstery and table surfaces via the material editor to match project-specific colour palettes. Organise the geometry into layers to easily toggle the decorative accessories on or off during the final rendering process.

Ideal for residential dining rooms, high-end apartment projects, or boutique hospitality settings, this set provides a clean, modern aesthetic. The circular footprint is particularly effective for open-plan living areas where flow and circulation are prioritized. Search for this asset when specifying contemporary furniture for interior design schemes that require a minimalist, monochromatic look. It pairs well with neutral interior finishes, polished concrete or timber flooring, and can be used in both early conceptual stages and final visualisations to define the dining space.