Contemporary White Marble Dining Set with Cream Chairs

This contemporary 4-seater dining set in SketchUp features a white marble rectangular table paired with four cream upholstered chairs. This dining ensemble features a rectangular table with a white marble-effect top and a dark wood frame supported by a distinctively geometric, wire-reinforced base. The set includes four matching dining chairs, each showcasing a rounded, upholstered backrest and seat finished in a neutral cream fabric. The chair frames are constructed from matching dark-toned timber, complementing the structural elements of the table. The overall design prioritises clean lines and a refined material palette, balancing the coolness of the stone surface with the warmth of the wood and the softness of the fabric upholstery.

The download is a 9.4 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 5 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 a project, place the group into your model space and use the scale tool to ensure correct dimensions for your specific floor plan. The model is structured into logical components, allowing users to move or hide individual chairs or table settings as required. Apply custom materials to the tabletop or fabric surfaces to match your interior scheme, and use the native SketchUp layers to manage visibility during complex scene development or when layering additional lighting fixtures.

This dining set is suited for residential dining rooms, compact apartment layouts, or upscale hospitality environments such as boutique hotel breakfast areas. It pairs well with minimalist or contemporary interior styles, particularly in projects requiring a sophisticated, neutral aesthetic. Professionals might search for this set when looking to furnish open-plan living spaces or staged dining areas. It provides a balanced look that works seamlessly alongside modern cabinetry, wall panelling, or feature lighting, ensuring a cohesive presentation in architectural visualisations and interior design presentations.