Dark Wood Traditional TV Cabinet with Decorative Vase

This traditional SketchUp TV cabinet set features a dark wood three-drawer media console accompanied by a decorative ceramic vase. This traditional TV cabinet is constructed from a dark-stained timber, featuring a low-profile design with three aligned storage drawers. Each drawer is finished with small, circular metal ring pulls, adding a classic touch to the simple, clean-lined frame. The top surface provides an open shelf area for media equipment. Accompanying the unit is a tall, slender ceramic vase adorned with delicate black botanical motifs on a white ground. The combination offers a cohesive, balanced aesthetic suitable for formal living areas or bedrooms that require a touch of understated elegance and functional storage.

The download is a 2.6 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, this model is managed as a set, allowing for easy placement within a living room scene. Users can scale the cabinet to fit specific wall lengths or adjust the drawer components if necessary. The materials are applied as standard textures, which can be easily replaced or mapped to suit custom render engine requirements. Grouping the cabinet and vase separately within the outliner will assist in managing the scene geometry effectively when populating larger interior projects or architectural visualisations.

This console is ideal for residential interior design projects, particularly in living rooms, media rooms, or master bedrooms. It pairs well with classic or transitional furniture styles. Professionals searching for a media storage solution will find this asset useful for staging, floor plan layouts, or interior elevations. It provides a simple, effective way to anchor a TV wall without overwhelming the space. The inclusion of the decorative vase makes it a ready-to-use prop for enhancing realism in architectural renders and client presentations.