Rustic dark wood sideboard credenza and grey accent chairs suite SketchUp 3D model, featuring a wooden sideboard flanked by two gray upholstered chairs, set against a geometric-patterned wall. Abstract artwork, potted plants, and decorative bowls add a touch of elegance to the minimalist space.
This detailed interior residential and commercial staging 3D model features a rustic dark wood sideboard credenza flanked by a pair of grey fabric accent chairs, set against a dark geometric wallpaper backdrop. Designed for high-end residential hallway foyers, dining room sideboards, living room accents, boutique hotel reception lounges, and photorealistic ArchViz presentations, the scene pairs deep wood grain textures with modern soft furnishings and warm ambient lighting.
Included Components
- Sideboard credenza cabinet: Heavy dark oak/walnut wood veneer console sideboard featuring natural timber grain textures, central four-drawer stack, two side cabinet doors, and antique metallic knob pull hardware
- Accent chairs & seating: Twin ergonomically shaped grey fabric upholstered armchairs with dark wood tapered legs and geometric patterned throw cushions
- Tabletop decor & lighting: Modern illuminated table lamp with a stone base and warm glowing dome shade, large leaning monochrome abstract canvas art print, potted yellow orchid plant, clear glass stem vase, ceramic fruit bowl with red apples, and stacked hardcover design books
- Backdrop & carpet flooring: Dark grey geometric pattern wallpaper wall treatment matched with a soft woven grey textured area rug
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
The model contains 469,416 polygons, offering rich geometric depth and surface texture detail for close-up interior renders. Fully equipped with pre-configured Enscape (ENS) materials, complete high-resolution texture maps, and pre-set Enscape light sources (including table lamp glow and ambient accent lighting) for direct real-time rendering. Saved in SketchUp 8 (SU8) format, it delivers complete backward compatibility across legacy and current SketchUp architectural production pipelines.
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