Contemporary Peach and White Fabric Office Chair Set

This contemporary SketchUp office chair set features two swivel task chairs with fabric upholstery in peach and white colourways. These task chairs feature a clean contemporary silhouette defined by soft, gathered fabric upholstery that creates a relaxed, textured aesthetic on the backrest and seat. The structure is supported by a five-point star base finished in a neutral grey, paired with smooth-rolling casters for mobility. The design includes integrated armrests that flow seamlessly into the seat shell, providing a cohesive look. Included in the set are two variations, one in a vibrant peach tone and the other in a crisp, clean white, offering versatility for various interior colour palettes and modern workspace configurations.

The download is a 10.1 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.

To integrate this SketchUp model into your project, import the component and utilise the native layers to manage visibility. Use the scale tool to adjust the chair height to match your desk surface, ensuring the seat height aligns with standard ergonomic requirements. You can easily swap the fabric textures within the material browser to match specific project finishes or apply your own custom shaders. The components are grouped logically, allowing for efficient placement and rotation within the 3D workspace.

These chairs are well-suited for professional office environments, home study areas, and creative studio spaces where a balance of comfort and modern style is required. They pair effectively with minimalist work desks and contemporary interior schemes. Professionals often search for these assets when sourcing flexible seating for executive offices, collaborative meeting rooms, or student bedroom workstations. Their neutral base and fabric finish make them a versatile choice for both residential and commercial projects at the final visualisation stage of the design process.