About this asset

This contemporary console table decor set for SketchUp features a three-drawer wooden unit with a sunburst mirror and accessories. This curated console table set comprises a rectangular console with three drawers finished in white with grey textured fronts, supported by a slim black metal frame that incorporates two lower storage platforms. The arrangement is accented by a bold black sunburst-style mirror, a blue cylindrical table lamp, two framed monochromatic architectural prints, and a selection of curated books and decorative objects. The composition balances clean, geometric lines with varied textures, providing a complete styled look suitable for immediate integration into interior scenes requiring a refined, modern aesthetic for entryways or living spaces.

The download is a 10.4 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 10 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 asset into a SketchUp scene, import the component and place it against a wall surface. Ensure the model is scaled correctly to match the project floor-to-ceiling heights. The component is organised by layers, allowing for the easy removal of individual decorative items if only the console unit is required. Apply custom materials to the drawer faces or metal frame to adjust the finish to match specific project palettes without affecting the underlying geometry of the console.

Ideal for residential entryways, hallways, or sophisticated living room arrangements, this set serves as a focal point in high-end interior visualisations. It pairs effectively with modern minimalist or contemporary design schemes. Professionals searching for console table styling, entryway decor, or pre-assembled interior vignettes will find this asset useful for rapid project development. It is particularly effective for staging empty spaces during the design development or presentation phases of a project, creating a sense of scale and materiality in architectural renderings.