About this asset

This minimalist decorative set for SketchUp features a grey ceramic rabbit, a clear glass vase with dried grass, and two stacked books. This curated decorative set comprises four distinct elements designed for interior styling. Central to the composition is a matte grey ceramic rabbit figurine, featuring simplified, smooth contours and a seated posture. It is accompanied by a pair of monochromatic hardback books, positioned as a base for the figurine. Beside these sits a slender, cylindrical clear glass vase, which contains a collection of delicate, dried ornamental grasses. The ensemble maintains a neutral, muted palette, focusing on clean lines and organic textures to provide a subtle, contemporary accent to interior surfaces.

The download is a 4.9 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 4 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 set into a SketchUp scene, import the component and place it directly onto horizontal surfaces like coffee tables, consoles, or bookshelves. Since the elements are grouped as a single set, use the explode command if you need to reposition individual items or adjust the arrangement. Ensure the face normals are correctly oriented for rendering and apply appropriate material settings to the glass vase to achieve realistic transparency and light refraction within your chosen render engine.

Designers frequently use this decorative set to populate living rooms, bedrooms, or reception areas where a refined, homey touch is required. It works effectively for staging interior visuals, providing a sense of scale and lived-in character to minimalist or contemporary environments. Place these items on shelving units, side tables, or mantels to enhance the detail of a project. Search for this asset when looking for tabletop accessories, shelf styling props, or interior design elements that add personality to residential or boutique hotel schemes.