About this asset

This Japandi-style decorative set for SketchUp features a curated collection of ceramic vessels, books, and dried pampas grass. This collection comprises ten individual decorative elements unified by a muted, earthy palette. Key pieces include two large ceramic vases with minimalist silhouettes, a lidded jar, a small bowl, and a glass reed diffuser. The arrangement is grounded by two stacked books and a circular wall panel featuring vertical slat detailing. The textures are matte and organic, complemented by a tall, feathery spray of dried pampas grass. Proportions are balanced for tabletop placement, offering a cohesive aesthetic that blends Japanese simplicity with Scandinavian warmth, ideal for creating realistic interior vignettes.

The download is a 10.3 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.

In SketchUp, this set is organised into logical groups for ease of placement. Users can import these assets as a single component or explode them to rearrange individual items on consoles, sideboards, or coffee tables. Materials are applied with standard surface properties, allowing for easy adjustment of gloss or bump maps to suit specific render engine settings. Ensuring proper grouping helps maintain model performance when layering these detailed decorative elements into a larger architectural scene.

This decorative set is designed for residential staging, boutique hotel lobby designs, and high-end retail showroom displays. It works effectively in living rooms, bedrooms, or entrance halls where a curated, minimalist look is required. Professionals often use these assets to populate shelves, side tables, and mantels during the final stages of a project. Search for these items when looking to add tactile, organic detail to contemporary or Japandi-inspired interior visualisations alongside neutral furniture and soft lighting.