About this asset

A collection of twelve contemporary decorative accessories for SketchUp, featuring floral arrangements, glass vases, and woven baskets. This comprehensive set includes a variety of decorative elements designed to populate interior scenes. The collection comprises multiple floral arrangements, including peonies and roses in various glass and ceramic vessels, alongside potted greenery and dried stems. Notable items include a mid-century style starburst clock, woven rattan storage baskets, and curated tabletop vignettes featuring small decor objects. Each piece is modeled with attention to form and texture, providing a diverse range of assets suitable for adding detail to shelving, coffee tables, and console surfaces within residential or commercial interior design projects.

The download is a 239 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 12 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 these assets into a SketchUp project, import the individual files directly into your model space. Given the complexity of the floral geometries, it is recommended to manage these objects on dedicated layers or tags to maintain viewport performance. Users can scale the components to suit specific furniture dimensions and apply custom materials to the glass or ceramic bases to match the desired lighting and aesthetic requirements of the scene.

These decorative assets are ideal for styling residential living rooms, bedrooms, or hospitality lobby spaces during the final stages of a project. They pair effectively with modern furniture layouts, providing the necessary visual clutter to make a space feel lived-in and authentic. Professionals often search for these items when looking to populate shelf styling, console tables, or dining table centrepieces. The set offers versatile options for interior designers and visualisers working on realistic architectural walkthroughs or high-quality still renderings.