About this asset

This contemporary nightstand SketchUp model features a light grey wood frame and a white marble top with elegant rounded corners. This nightstand set showcases a clean, contemporary aesthetic defined by soft, rounded edges and a harmonious material palette. The main body is constructed from light grey wood veneer, displaying a subtle grain pattern that wraps around the curved profile of the unit. A smooth, white marble insert sits flush within the top surface, providing a refined contrast to the timber. The design is grounded by a recessed plinth base, which creates a floating effect. These pieces are compact and versatile, suitable for modern interior schemes where simple, high-quality material expression is prioritised.

The download is a 19 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 2 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, these models are organised as components, allowing for efficient placement and scaling within your bedroom scenes. The geometry is clean, ensuring smooth performance when rendering or navigating complex room models. Users can easily swap the wood or marble textures via the material editor to match specific project finishes or colour palettes. Ensure the model is placed on a dedicated layer or tag to maintain a tidy project structure, especially when populating large-scale residential or hotel developments with multiple units.

These nightstands are ideal for high-end residential master suites, guest bedrooms, and boutique hotel projects. They pair seamlessly with upholstered beds, minimalist platform bed frames, or contemporary bedroom furniture collections. Designers searching for luxury bedside storage, rounded wood tables, or modern bedroom accessories will find this asset highly functional. Use these pieces to anchor a serene, neutral bedroom layout, perhaps accessorised with a sculptural table lamp or a small ceramic vase to complete the composition in your architectural visualisations.