A collection of six mid-century modern and contemporary table lamps SketchUp 3D model, designed with varying shapes, colors, and base designs, each topped with a white fabric shade. The arrangement showcases a mix of geometric, organic, and minimalist styles, highlighting different approaches to contemporary home lighting.
This decorative lighting collection features five distinct interior table lamps with varied ceramic, metallic, and timber base profiles paired with woven fabric drum shades. Designed around Mid-Century Modern, Japandi, and contemporary interior aesthetics, the set provides versatile accent lighting FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment) options for residential bedroom nightstands, living room side tables, office credenzas, and hospitality suite staging in architectural visualization (ArchViz) pipelines. The contrast between smooth ceramic glazes, brushed metals, and textured fabric diffusers establishes functional lighting vignettes suitable for close-up interior renderings.
Included Components
- Main lighting fixtures: Collection of 5 individual table lamp models, including a stacked ceramic bead lamp, a faceted geometric pedestal lamp, a turquoise glazed ceramic vessel lamp, a tripod wireframe brass lamp, and a compact cylindrical accent lamp.
- Base & structural variations: Distinct base configurations featuring turned ceramic spheres, faceted dark ceramic geometry, speckled turquoise glaze with solid wood footing, angled brass tripod legs, and brushed metallic base plates.
- Shades & electrical hardware: Cylindrical linen drum shades, tapered fabric shades, interior bulb sockets, top spider finial hardware, and power cord connection details.
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
With an optimized polygon count of 16,224 across all five fixture models, this asset set comes pre-configured with bound V-Ray material setups and embedded texture maps for direct rendering out of the box. Saved in legacy SketchUp 8 (SU8+) format to guarantee seamless cross-version compatibility across older software builds, CAD, BIM, and rendering import workflows.
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