

Scandinavian style dining room set SketchUp 3D model, featuring a long wooden table set for four, surrounded by matching chairs and illuminated by two pendant lights. A small potted plant and a few decorative items add a touch of warmth to the otherwise neutral-toned space.
This complete modern dining room interior vignette is configured for residential ArchViz, boutique restaurant layouts, and interior design presentations. Featuring a high-density polygon count of 1,802,610, the scene provides photorealistic geometry detailing for the organic decor and soft furnishings, making it highly suitable for close-up interior rendering shots.
Included Components
- Architectural shell: Room geometry featuring wood plank flooring, a highly detailed ribbed/fluted area rug, a minimalist background wall, and a window fitted with horizontal venetian blinds.
- Main furniture: A large pill-shaped wooden dining table paired with four curved-back wooden dining chairs featuring light-colored woven or upholstered seat details.
- Lighting & Decor vignette: Two suspended dome pendant lights with wood accents, alongside a fully populated tabletop setup including placemats, ceramic plates, glassware, and a central vase holding a botanical branch.
Optimization Tip for 3D Artists
The 1.8 million polygon count is largely driven by the micro-geometry in the textured rug, the chair seating, and the organic botanical leaves. If you are integrating this dining set into a larger master scene or duplicating it across a commercial floor plan, we strongly recommend converting these specific components into rendering proxies (such as Enscape Custom Assets or V-Ray Proxies) to maintain smooth SketchUp viewport navigation.
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
Saved in SketchUp 8 format to guarantee maximum software compatibility across all modern versions. This scene is fully optimized for Enscape out-of-the-box and includes all associated texture maps. With pre-assigned ENS materials (including mapped wood grains, fabric bumps, and glass reflections), 3D artists can render immediately upon import. The logical component grouping also facilitates quick material isolation for users migrating to other engines like V-Ray, D5 Render, or Corona.
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