About this asset

This SketchUp bistro dining set features a round natural wood table and two rattan-back chairs with a distinctive japandi aesthetic. This three-piece bistro set comprises a compact circular dining table and two matching armchairs. The table is constructed with a light-toned wood grain top supported by tapered legs. Each chair features a curved, steam-bent timber frame with woven rattan inserts on both the seat and the rounded backrest. The proportions are intentionally modest, making the set suitable for smaller interior layouts. The joinery is clean and minimalist, highlighting the natural texture of the wood and the intricate pattern of the cane webbing, creating a balanced, tactile composition for contemporary living spaces.

The download is a 7.5 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 3 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 set is organised as a component group, allowing for easy placement and rotation within your model. The materials are mapped with standard textures; ensure you check the face orientation to maintain correct rendering results. You can scale the components independently if necessary, though the proportions are designed for standard residential ergonomics. For optimal performance, keep these assets on a dedicated layer or tag to toggle visibility during the active modelling phase of your project.

Ideal for residential breakfast nooks, small apartment dining areas, or commercial cafe projects, this set provides a light, airy feel. It pairs well with neutral palettes and indoor greenery, fitting seamlessly into japandi or scandinavian interior design schemes. Professionals searching for bistro furniture, cafe seating, or compact dining solutions will find this model useful for residential floor plans, hospitality fit-outs, or showroom vignettes. Its versatile style makes it a reliable choice for creating inviting, human-scale environments in both public and private architectural projects.