Contemporary Grey Timber Double Bed Set with Nightstands

This contemporary double bed set in SketchUp features a timber frame, upholstered headboard, and matching nightstands for a bedroom. This bedroom ensemble comprises a double bed with a low-profile timber frame and an integrated upholstered headboard, finished in a muted grey tone. The set includes two matching two-drawer nightstands with cylindrical bodies and metallic hardware. The bed is dressed with a white quilt, a dark brown runner, and a variety of decorative cushions in green, brown, and blue tones. A patterned area rug sits beneath the bed, while a framed abstract artwork is positioned on the wall above the headboard, providing a cohesive aesthetic for a modern sleeping space.

The download is a 22.5 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.

In SketchUp, this model is organised into groups for the bed frame, mattress, bedding, and nightstands, allowing for easy manipulation or individual placement. Users can adjust the material mapping on the timber surfaces or swap the bedding textures to suit specific project colour palettes. The components are scaled to standard dimensions, making them ready for immediate integration into residential room scenes. Ensure the model origin is correctly aligned with the floor plane when importing to maintain proper height settings within your project file.

This bedroom set is suited for residential master suites, guest bedrooms, and hotel room interiors. It pairs effectively with contemporary interior styles and neutral wall finishes. Professionals searching for a complete bedroom solution will find this asset useful for visualising high-end residential developments or hospitality design proposals. The inclusion of matching nightstands and decorative accessories simplifies the creation of detailed, ready-to-render interior scenes, saving time during the concept and design development stages of interior design projects.