About this asset

This contemporary 6-seater dining set for SketchUp features a white rectangular table paired with six cane-back chairs in orange fabric. This dining set comprises a rectangular table with a clean white top supported by angled natural wood legs, offering a light, airy aesthetic. It is accompanied by six chairs featuring a distinctive oval-shaped backrest with rattan cane detailing and a soft, rounded seat upholstered in a warm orange fabric. The chair frames are finished in a slim, white-coated metal, complementing the minimal profile of the table. The proportions are balanced for residential dining, providing a cohesive look that blends natural textures with modern, crisp finishes for a versatile interior addition.

The download is a 21.6 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 7 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, this set is organised as a component, allowing for quick placement and adjustment within your floor plans. The geometry is clean, making it straightforward to apply textures or adjust the material colours via the materials tray. Users can easily group or ungroup the chairs to rearrange the seating layout around the table. The file is lightweight, ensuring smooth performance when rendering in external plugins or when populating larger scenes with multiple furniture sets and interior elements.

Ideal for residential dining rooms, compact kitchen-diners, or modern cafe interiors, this set fits seamlessly into contemporary or scandi-inspired design schemes. It pairs well with neutral wall palettes and light timber flooring. Professionals searching for a stylish, ready-to-use dining arrangement will find this asset useful for staging architectural visualisations or interior design proposals. The combination of rattan and fabric upholstery adds a tactile, inviting quality that is particularly effective for creating comfortable, lived-in spaces in both private homes and boutique hospitality projects.