Modern Slim-Bezel LED Television Set

This modern slim-bezel LED television set for SketchUp features four distinct display states, including blank, interface, and active modes. This collection includes four variations of a contemporary flat-panel television, each featuring a minimalist aesthetic with ultra-thin bezels. The screens are mounted on slim, metallic-finish stands that provide a lightweight profile. The set demonstrates various display states, ranging from a dark, powered-off condition to active interface menus and broadcast content screens. The proportions reflect standard wide-aspect ratios suitable for modern home entertainment configurations. Construction utilizes clean, geometric lines consistent with current consumer electronics design, making these assets visually accurate for interior renderings where media integration is required.

The download is a 4.3 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.

Users should ensure the screen face is grouped separately from the chassis to facilitate easy application of emissive materials or texture swapping. Since the models are lightweight, they can be placed directly onto media consoles or wall-mounted by removing the base geometry. Adjust the material properties of the screen surface to simulate glow or reflection depending on the lighting environment of the specific interior scene.

These television models are essential for populating living rooms, media suites, and hotel guest room designs. They integrate seamlessly into residential projects, commercial waiting areas, or executive office lounges. Architects and interior designers will find these useful when staging interior visualisations that require realistic technology integration. Search for these assets when defining media wall layouts, custom joinery units, or entertainment furniture arrangements, ensuring the screen state aligns with the intended mood of the rendered space.