About this asset

This contemporary SketchUp model features a matte black kitchen island integrated with a natural oak dining table and six chairs. The assembly combines a solid, matte black kitchen island block with an attached rectangular dining table finished in a light oak veneer. The island unit includes a recessed sink area and an open storage compartment on one end. Six matching chairs accompany the table, featuring curved, low-profile backrests upholstered in a dark grey fabric. These chairs are supported by slender, dark metal frames that contrast with the warmth of the wood. The overall composition balances heavy, monolithic forms with lighter, refined seating, suitable for open-plan living and dining spaces.

The download is a 19 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 7 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 model is organised as a set of components, allowing for easy placement and individual adjustment of the chairs or the island unit. Users should verify the scale against their project floor plan and ensure the sink component is correctly positioned relative to plumbing connections. Material textures are applied to clean geometry, making it straightforward to swap the oak finish or adjust the matte black paint properties to suit specific interior render settings and lighting requirements within your scene.

This furniture set is ideal for open-plan residential kitchen and dining zones, loft apartments, or boutique hospitality projects requiring a multifunctional social hub. It pairs effectively with minimalist cabinetry and neutral interior palettes. Professionals might search for this asset when specifying integrated kitchen-dining solutions, combined island-table units, or contemporary dining sets. It is well-suited for high-end residential visualisations where a seamless transition between culinary and dining areas is desired, providing a ready-to-use focal point for interior design presentations and architectural renderings.