Modern Beige Stone and Wood Kitchen Island Set

This modern kitchen island SketchUp model features an integrated timber dining table and a beige stone workstation with a faucet. This kitchen island set combines a heavy, block-style stone workstation with a sleek, light-toned timber dining surface. The stone section includes an integrated sink area with a minimalist black faucet, providing a durable, textured contrast to the smooth, warm wood of the attached dining table. The structure is designed for compact, multi-functional living, allowing for food preparation on one end and casual dining or social seating on the other. The geometric composition is clean and understated, ideal for open-plan living environments that require efficient use of space without sacrificing high-end material aesthetics.

The download is a 107 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.

Within SketchUp, this model is structured as a component, allowing for easy placement and orientation within your kitchen floor plan. Users can apply custom material textures to the stone and timber surfaces to match specific project requirements. Because the unit is grouped, it is straightforward to scale or adjust the length of the dining table to fit different room dimensions. Ensure the axis is correctly aligned with the kitchen layout to facilitate accurate rendering and plan generation in your preferred visualisation software.

This piece is well-suited for contemporary residential kitchen designs, particularly in apartments or open-plan studio layouts where the island serves as both a prep station and a dining focal point. It pairs effectively with minimalist bar stools and pendant lighting to create a cohesive social hub. Professionals might search for this asset when designing multi-use culinary spaces or seeking a statement piece that bridges the gap between functional workspace and aesthetic furniture in high-end residential or boutique hospitality projects.