
This minimalist SketchUp model features a pair of white pleated fabric curtains with soft vertical folds, ideal for interior visualisations. These curtains consist of two distinct panels, each featuring consistent, vertical pinch-pleat detailing that creates a clean, rhythmic pattern. The fabric geometry is modelled with a slight drape at the base, suggesting a floor-length installation. The material is rendered in a uniform, neutral white, providing a versatile base for applying custom texture maps or adjusting opacity settings to simulate different fabric weights, from sheer voile to heavier blackout curtains. The verticality of the pleats adds a structured, contemporary element to the window treatment, suitable for both modern residential spaces and minimalist commercial interiors.
The download is a 2 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, these curtains are best managed as a component to allow for easy scaling or mirroring to fit various window widths. Users should apply a semi-transparent material or a two-sided texture to simulate light filtration through the fabric. It is recommended to place these on a dedicated layer for toggling visibility during the modelling process. When rendering, applying a slight bump map to the fabric surface will enhance the depth of the pleats and improve the overall realism of the drapery folds.
White Pleated Fabric Curtains Set
Free
These curtains are essential for residential bedroom and living room projects where soft, neutral window treatments are required. They integrate seamlessly into contemporary hotel suites or minimalist office break-out spaces, providing a clean, uncluttered aesthetic. Professionals often search for these as window treatments or soft furnishings to add warmth and scale to a rendered interior. They pair effectively with floor-to-ceiling glazing or standard window frames, helping to define the boundary between interior and exterior spaces in architectural visualisations.
Free to download and use commercially. No redistribution, no resale.
Covers 1 seat.