Neoclassical Green Velvet Living Room Scene

This neoclassical living room SketchUp model features a tufted velvet sofa, grey swivel armchair, and marble coffee tables. Centred around a deep green button-tufted sofa, this interior scene balances classic architectural details with modern furniture. The walls feature white panel moulding accented by vertical yellow panels and integrated lighting. A pair of black marble coffee tables with distinct bases provides a strong geometric contrast to the soft, upholstered seating. An elegant chandelier with glass shades hangs from a detailed ceiling rose, casting light across the room. The layout includes a grey swivel lounge chair and a matching green ottoman, all arranged on a neutral rug over dark stone flooring.

The download is a 98.3 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.

This SketchUp scene is structured for immediate integration into larger residential projects. Users can easily adjust the camera view to capture specific angles or isolate individual furniture pieces for use in other files. Materials are applied to standard faces, allowing for quick re-mapping or scaling of textures. The model is organised to support efficient lighting setups, enabling designers to swap the existing chandelier or adjust the ambient light intensity to match the specific requirements of their own architectural visualisation workflow.

Ideal for residential interior design presentations or high-end hospitality lobby concepts, this scene provides a ready-made aesthetic for luxury living spaces. It pairs well with modern, refined decor and works effectively in mid-to-late stage project renderings where a sophisticated, finished look is required. Professionals searching for elegant lounge configurations, tufted upholstery, or neoclassical wall treatments will find this asset a time-saving solution for creating polished, high-impact visuals in both private homes and boutique hotel projects.