Contemporary Marble Kitchen Island with Bar Stools, With Seating

This contemporary SketchUp model features a striking marble kitchen island paired with three matching stools for open-plan interiors. Defined by its bold, high-contrast veined marble finish, this kitchen island serves as a monolithic focal point. The design incorporates a cantilevered countertop that extends over a central void, providing integrated seating space for three sleek, grey-toned stools. The base construction features two substantial stone supports that mirror the heavy veining of the worktop. Warm-toned timber cabinetry is partially visible beneath the counter, creating a tactile contrast against the cool stone surfaces. The overall proportions suggest a generous, linear footprint suitable for large culinary spaces or social kitchen environments.

The download is a 12.5 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model holding 4 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 structured as a group or component, allowing for easy placement within your kitchen floor plan. Scale the unit to suit your specific room dimensions using the native scale tool, ensuring the counter height aligns with standard cabinetry. Apply high-resolution stone textures to the marble surfaces to enhance realism, and manage the stool placement on a separate layer for flexibility when rendering or adjusting the layout for different design iterations.

This island set is ideal for high-end residential kitchen designs, open-plan apartment layouts, or boutique hospitality projects such as luxury serviced apartments. It pairs effectively with minimalist cabinetry and modern pendant lighting to anchor a social cooking space. Professionals often search for this asset when detailing kitchen islands, breakfast bars, or stone-clad furniture pieces. It is particularly useful for visualising luxury finishes in concept development or final client presentations where a statement feature piece is required to define the room.