Contemporary Grey Upholstered Double Bed with Bedroom Scene

This contemporary double bed is a SketchUp model featuring an upholstered frame, integrated nightstand, and decorative wall paneling. The ensemble features a low-profile double bed upholstered in a textured charcoal fabric, complemented by a set of layered bedding in neutral grey and beige tones. A sleek, two-drawer nightstand with a white finish and metal frame sits beside the bed, topped with a minimalist table lamp. The backdrop consists of a vertical wall panel system in soft beige, accented by a circular marble wall decoration. This cohesive bedroom composition provides a balanced aesthetic, combining soft textile elements with clean, modern lines to create a refined and functional sleeping environment.

The download is a 17.8 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.

In SketchUp, this model is managed via the Outliner for easy selection of individual components like the bed, nightstand, or wall elements. Users can apply custom textures to the bed linens or adjust the scale of the wall panels to fit specific room dimensions. The geometry is organised into groups, allowing for efficient placement within larger interior projects. Ensure the model origin is correctly aligned with the floor plane for accurate insertion into your master bedroom floor plan or interior elevation views.

Ideal for residential master bedroom designs or high-end hotel suite visualisations, this set provides a ready-made focal point for interior renders. It pairs well with minimalist decor, neutral colour palettes, and ambient lighting setups. Professionals searching for bedroom furniture sets, modern bed models, or complete bedroom interior scenes will find this asset versatile for various project stages, from initial concept development to final presentation renders. It is suitable for creating quick, high-quality bedroom layouts in both residential and hospitality design contexts.