About this asset

Modern SketchUp curtains featuring a double-layer fabric design with crisp vertical pleats in contrasting white and charcoal tones. This window treatment set consists of a dual-layered curtain configuration, designed to provide both privacy and light diffusion. The inner layer features a clean, white fabric with consistent vertical pleats, while the outer panels are finished in a deep charcoal fabric, adding visual weight and contrast. The geometry captures the natural drape and folds of heavy textile, offering a realistic silhouette for interior visualisations. The composition is structured and symmetrical, making it suitable for contemporary living spaces where clean lines and monochromatic palettes are essential for maintaining a refined, minimalist aesthetic.

The download is a 2.4 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. 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 component is managed as a single group. Users should utilise the scale tool to adjust the height and width to match specific window openings, ensuring the vertical pleats remain proportional. Mapping can be refined by adjusting the texture alignment if the fabric pattern requires orientation. Because the model is provided as a single entity, it is best placed against wall surfaces or within window recesses, using standard snapping tools to ensure precise alignment with the interior architecture.

These curtains are suitable for high-end residential projects, hotel suites, and modern apartment interiors. They pair effectively with minimalist furniture and neutral colour schemes, providing a sophisticated layer of texture to bedrooms or living rooms. Professionals can use this asset during the design development phase to add realism to interior renders, specifically when visualising daylight diffusion or privacy solutions for large glazing units. Search for this item when sourcing window treatments, interior textiles, or soft furnishings for contemporary design proposals.