



Contemporary small Moroccan-inspired bathroom SketchUp 3D model, designed with a walk-in shower, patterned tile walls, and a wall-mounted mirror shaped like a cartoon character. The space features a toilet, sink, and wooden cabinetry, creating a blend of contemporary design and playful decor.
Modern Zoned Bathroom with Patterned Tile Wainscoting - SketchUp 3D Model
This complete bathroom interior scene features a zoned wet-and-dry layout incorporating patterned encaustic wall-and-floor tiling, matte black plumbing fixtures, and custom oak wood cabinetry. Designed for residential apartment visualizations, hotel ensuite staging, and master bathroom architectural proposals, the spatial planning separates the walk-in glass shower stall from the floating vanity and concealed cistern toilet alcove. The design balances graphic ceramic tile patterns against clean white surfaces and warm wood veneer to establish distinct visual elevation layers.
Included Components
- Sanitaryware & built-ins: Wall-hung toilet with concealed flush tank, solid surface floating vanity slab, integrated white ceramic vessel basin, and custom upper oak timber storage cabinetry
- Architectural elements & glazing: Frameless glass shower partition, full-height oak entrance door, patterned encaustic floor and wainscot tiles, and smooth white upper wall tile lining
- Plumbing hardware & lighting: Matte black rain shower set with handheld wand, deck-mounted matte black basin mixer, wall-mounted bidet sprayer, and a custom backlit LED mirror with a stylized contour silhouette
- Decor & staging props: Countertop toiletries, glassware with dried botanicals, folded bath towels, and a matte black wire laundry basket
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
The model contains 458,417 polygons and comes fully configured with Enscape (ENS) materials, embedded light sources, and complete texture maps for direct real-time rendering. Saved in SketchUp 8 (SU8) format, it provides seamless backward compatibility across legacy and current SketchUp design pipelines.
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