About this asset

This Indochine living room scene for SketchUp features a curated arrangement of upholstered seating, dark metal furniture, and vibrant green wall accents. The space is defined by a striking fusion of traditional and modern influences, anchored by a central sofa and matching armchairs with geometric metal frames. A bold green wall panel with patterned wallpaper serves as a focal point, highlighted by a large portrait. The furniture set includes a low-profile black coffee table, a small circular stool with a yellow cushion, and two identical table lamps with dark shades. The flooring is a high-contrast black and white patterned tile, while the ceiling features a dark-rimmed tray detail and a classic ceiling fan fixture.

The download is a 309 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.

Designed as a complete environment, this SketchUp model is intended for rapid interior visualisation. Professionals can utilise the existing lighting setups and material mappings to establish a base for high-quality renderings. The model is structured for easy navigation, allowing users to toggle individual furniture components or adjust the scene composition to fit specific project requirements. It is best to maintain the existing layer structure when adding custom assets or modifying the room layout to ensure render stability.

This asset is ideal for residential interior design projects, boutique hotel lobbies, or upscale restaurant lounges where a sophisticated Indochine aesthetic is required. It pairs well with minimalist or classic design elements, providing a ready-made backdrop for architectural presentations. Designers can use this scene to quickly iterate on colour palettes or furniture configurations in early-stage conceptual work. It is particularly useful for those searching for complete room sets, cultural interior styles, or high-contrast decorative environments for client-facing visualisations.