About this asset

This SketchUp model features a delicate white floral arrangement housed in a rustic, two-tone blue and natural rattan woven basket. The composition consists of a dense bouquet of small, white five-petalled flowers with vibrant green foliage, nestled within a traditional hand-woven basket. The container features a distinctive two-tone aesthetic, alternating between natural beige and painted blue rattan strands, finished with a sturdy integrated handle on each side. The overall form is organic and compact, suitable for close-up renders where texture detail is required. The contrast between the crisp white petals and the textured, slightly weathered appearance of the woven material provides a natural, lived-in aesthetic for interior visualizations.

The download is a 67 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.

When integrating this model into a SketchUp scene, place the component directly onto flat surfaces such as side tables or consoles. Ensure the model is scaled appropriately to match the surrounding furniture proportions. Use the native material editor to adjust the texture mapping if necessary, or apply proxy settings if the scene density requires optimized geometry. The model is lightweight enough to be duplicated for multiple placements within a room, helping to create a consistent design language across your interior renders.

Ideal for residential interior design, this floral arrangement adds a touch of warmth to living rooms, bedrooms, or entrance halls. It pairs naturally with farmhouse, cottage, or coastal interior styles. Professionals seeking to populate scenes with realistic, low-maintenance decorative elements will find this asset useful for staging dining tables, mantelpieces, or bedside nightstands. Use it in renderings for hospitality projects, such as hotel guest suites or boutique cafe tables, to enhance the sense of comfort and human occupancy within your architectural visualizations.