Modern Ceramic Vase with Dried Branches Decor Set

This modern SketchUp decor set features a textured ceramic vase with dried branches, paired with two minimalist bowls and pinecones. This curated collection includes a tall, tapered ceramic vase finished with a subtle dimpled texture at the base and a smooth upper neck. It is accompanied by two shallow, matte-finished ceramic bowls—one filled with a cluster of nuts and the other holding loose pinecones. A delicate arrangement of dried, slender branches with small leaves extends from the vase, adding organic height and intricate detail to the composition. The neutral, earthy palette of beige and soft brown tones ensures this set complements a variety of contemporary interior styles and surfaces.

The download is a 14.2 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.

Within SketchUp, this set is organised into logical groups, allowing for easy placement on console tables, shelving, or coffee tables. Users can scale the entire collection as a single unit or ungroup elements to position the vase and bowls individually. The materials are applied with standard texture mapping, making it straightforward to adjust colour profiles or reflection settings within a preferred rendering engine to suit the specific lighting conditions of a room scene.

Ideal for styling residential living rooms, dining areas, or hotel lobbies, this set adds a layer of lived-in authenticity to architectural visualisations. It pairs effectively with minimalist sideboards, modern dining tables, or bedside surfaces. Professionals often search for these assets when looking to populate interior scenes with realistic tabletop accessories that provide natural warmth without overwhelming the primary design. The set is particularly effective for staging vignettes in luxury apartments, boutique cafes, or high-end retail showroom displays during the final project rendering stage.