About this asset

This minimalist SketchUp decor set features two sculptural white ceramic vases, a tea cup with saucer, and a book with flora. This curated tabletop arrangement comprises five individual components designed for interior styling. The set includes two asymmetrical, organic-shaped white ceramic vases featuring central voids, a classic white porcelain tea cup and saucer, a hardcover book, and delicate sprigs of dried gypsophila. Each piece is finished with a matte, off-white texture that provides a soft, tactile aesthetic. The forms are clean and geometric, avoiding unnecessary ornamentation, which makes them suitable for contemporary or minimalist interior schemes where a neutral palette is required to maintain visual balance and understated elegance.

The download is a 16.5 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.

In SketchUp, this set is organised as a single component or group, allowing for easy placement on shelves, coffee tables, or consoles. Users can explode the model to move or scale individual items independently. Materials are mapped using standard SketchUp texture tools, making it straightforward to apply custom shaders or adjust the white tones to match specific lighting environments. The geometry is clean, ensuring efficient performance when populating larger scenes with multiple decorative assets.

These accessories are ideal for adding realism to residential living rooms, bedrooms, or hotel suites during the final stages of interior visualisation. They pair effectively with modern coffee tables, bedside nightstands, or minimalist shelving units. Professionals searching for tabletop styling, still-life props, or shelf accessories will find these items useful for creating lived-in, sophisticated domestic environments. The neutral white finish ensures they integrate seamlessly into a wide range of colour palettes without distracting from the primary architectural features of the room.