About this asset

This modern wall-mounted dressing table set for SketchUp features a floating white vanity, a circular wooden mirror, and a chair. The assembly comprises a minimalist wall-mounted console with a clean white finish, designed to provide a sleek, floating appearance. Above the console sits a large, circular mirror framed in a natural wood finish, adding warmth to the composition. The accompanying chair features a rounded, upholstered backrest finished in a rich brown leather, supported by slim, contrasting legs. The set includes a small decorative accessory on the vanity surface, creating a cohesive and functional unit suitable for compact spaces where floor area is at a premium and a clean aesthetic is desired.

The download is a 41.6 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 managed as a component group, allowing for easy placement against wall surfaces. Users should verify the wall orientation before snapping the console to the desired height. Materials are applied using standard SketchUp texture mapping; users can adjust the wood grain or leather bump maps within the materials tab to suit specific render engine requirements. The mirror surface is prepared for reflection settings, while the chair can be repositioned independently from the wall-mounted console for flexible interior layouts.

This dressing table set is ideal for contemporary bedroom designs, hotel suites, and luxury walk-in wardrobes where space-saving furniture is required. It pairs well with neutral palettes, timber flooring, and soft ambient lighting. Professionals searching for a compact vanity solution or a floating desk unit will find this asset useful for residential projects or boutique hospitality fit-outs. It is best used in mid-to-late stage design documentation where final furniture selection and interior staging are required to communicate the intended aesthetic.