Modern White Upholstered Double Bed Set

This modern double bed set for SketchUp features an upholstered headboard with a clean white finish and coordinating bedside tables. The ensemble centres on a double bed with a tall, vertically channelled upholstered headboard in a neutral off-white fabric. The bed frame is dressed in a light beige plaid duvet cover, complemented by matching scatter cushions and a soft blue throw. Flanking the bed are two minimalist white nightstands, each featuring a simple drawer unit and a contemporary table lamp with a cylindrical shade. The scene is completed by a decorative area rug with a patterned border, a small toy, and a gallery wall arrangement of five framed prints above the headboard.

The download is a 23.9 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.

Designed for efficient scene population, this SketchUp model is organised into logical groups for easy manipulation. Users should utilise the native Outliner to manage individual components, such as the lamps or nightstands, if separate placement is required. Textures are mapped for standard rendering workflows, though users may need to re-link paths depending on their local folder structure. Scaling should be verified against the model's axes to ensure accurate integration into specific room dimensions within the host project file.

This bedroom suite is ideal for residential interior design visualisations, particularly for primary or guest bedrooms requiring a clean, contemporary aesthetic. It pairs well with neutral palettes and light wood flooring, making it a versatile choice for apartment staging or hotel room concepts. Designers can use this set to quickly populate floor plans or section drawings during the concept development stage. Search for this asset when needing a complete, ready-to-render bedroom solution that maintains a balanced, uncluttered look in architectural presentations.