Modern Grey Plastic Countertop Blender with Produce Set

This modern grey plastic countertop blender SketchUp model includes a paper bag of fresh vegetables, ideal for kitchen scenes. This countertop blender features a matte grey plastic base with a central pulse-control dial and a clear glass jug filled with a yellow liquid blend. The accompanying produce set consists of a brown paper bag containing various fresh greens, including leafy vegetables and asparagus, alongside a small round green squash placed on the surface. The proportions are designed for standard kitchen countertops, providing a realistic scale for interior renders. The blender jug includes a fitted lid and handle, while the vegetable arrangement adds a touch of natural colour and domestic detail to the composition.

The download is a 20.9 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 2 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 model is organised into logical groups, allowing for easy placement and rotation on kitchen worktops. Users can adjust the material properties of the blender body or the liquid within the jug to match specific design requirements. The vegetable components can be scaled or repositioned individually to populate kitchen islands or dining tables. Ensure the model is placed on a flat surface and consider using a soft area light to highlight the glass transparency and the matte plastic texture effectively.

This asset is suitable for high-end residential kitchen visualisations, restaurant bar counters, or hospitality suite staging. It pairs naturally with contemporary kitchen cabinetry, marble or stone worktops, and minimalist breakfast bars. Professionals searching for kitchen accessories, food styling props, or small appliances will find this set useful for adding life to interior scenes. It is particularly effective for close-up shots in kitchen design presentations where humanising details are required to convey a lived-in, functional space, helping to bridge the gap between design and reality.