Contemporary Grey Wood and Metal Bedside Table

This contemporary bedside table for SketchUp features a grey wood finish, a single drawer, and a contrasting metallic lower shelf. Defined by a clean, geometric silhouette, this bedside table combines a grey-toned wood cabinet with a robust metal frame. The design incorporates a single, handle-free drawer for concealed storage, positioned above an open, recessed shelf finished in a metallic copper or bronze tone. Its structural legs are wrapped in a textured grey fabric or cord detail, offering a tactile contrast to the smooth timber surfaces. The proportions are balanced for use beside standard bed heights, providing a functional surface for a lamp and personal items while maintaining a refined, modern aesthetic.

The download is a 90.8 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.

Users should import this file as a component directly into their SketchUp project workspace. The model is organised with logical grouping, allowing for easy placement against bedroom walls or alongside bed frames. Material textures are applied to high-quality faces, which can be adjusted via the default material tray to match specific lighting conditions or scene palettes. Ensure the model is placed on a dedicated layer for toggling visibility during the rendering process or when managing complex interior scenes.

Ideal for residential master suites, guest bedrooms, and boutique hotel projects, this bedside table integrates seamlessly into contemporary and minimalist design schemes. It pairs effectively with upholstered bed frames and neutral wall treatments. Professionals should search for this piece when specifying bedroom furniture, nightstands, or compact storage solutions. Its versatile aesthetic makes it suitable for high-end residential developments or hospitality visualisations where a balance of warmth and industrial-inspired detailing is required to anchor the sleeping area design.