Decorative Floral Arrangement with Glass Vase and Ceramic Tray

This decorative floral arrangement for SketchUp features a textured ceramic tray, a glass vase, and delicate blossom branches. This tabletop decor set comprises a circular ceramic tray with a distinct crackle-glaze finish in neutral tones, supporting a clear glass vase. The arrangement includes sprigs of small white blossoms and green leaves, complemented by an additional detached branch featuring pale pink petals. The composition offers a balanced mix of natural botanical elements and refined artisanal surfaces. The proportions are suited for console tables or sideboards, providing a realistic touch of nature to interior renderings. Every component is grouped for ease of manipulation within a larger 3D scene.

The download is a 25.3 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.

In SketchUp, this component is best handled as a single group to maintain the spatial relationship between the tray, vase, and stems. Users should check the model orientation upon insertion to ensure the tray sits flush against horizontal surfaces. If adjusting the plant placement, use the native move and rotate tools while maintaining the existing grouping structure. To enhance render quality, verify that transparency settings for the glass material are correctly configured to capture light refraction and reflections accurately.

Ideal for residential interior design projects, this floral set finds its place on dining tables, coffee tables, or entry consoles. It pairs well with modern or contemporary furniture styles, adding a soft, organic aesthetic to clean-lined environments. Professionals often use such assets in staging bedrooms, living areas, or hotel lobbies to increase visual warmth. Search for this item when looking for tabletop styling, botanical accents, or high-quality decorative props to populate architectural scenes and improve the realism of interior visualisations.