About this asset

This contemporary SketchUp dining room scene features a grey timber table and six upholstered chairs in a minimalist setting. This dining room scene presents a clean, contemporary aesthetic defined by a rectangular grey timber dining table supported by slab-style legs. It is complemented by six matching dining chairs, each featuring a light timber frame and curved, off-white upholstered backrests and seats. The background includes a subtle arched doorway with vertical timber slat detailing, creating a soft, layered depth. A minimalist branching pendant light with spherical globes hangs above, while a simple white vase and a stack of books serve as the central table decor. The flooring consists of wide-plank wood boards in a washed, neutral tone.

The download is a 12.7 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.

As a pre-configured SketchUp scene, this file is intended for rapid integration into larger residential projects. Users can easily manipulate the scene by adjusting the component groups, swapping out materials via the SketchUp material editor, or modifying the lighting environment to suit a specific time of day. The model is structured with logical layering, allowing for the quick isolation of individual furniture pieces for use as standalone assets in other files or for further refinement in external rendering software.

This asset is ideal for residential interior design visualisations, particularly for dining areas in modern homes or open-plan living spaces. It functions as a base for architectural presentations or client mood boards where a sophisticated, neutral palette is required. Professionals can leverage this scene to quickly populate empty floor plans or to demonstrate furniture layout options. It pairs effectively with minimalist decor and soft, warm lighting schemes, making it a versatile resource for developers and interior designers working on high-end residential developments.