

Classical ivory glass display cabinet vitrine set SketchUp 3D model, featuring cream-colored display cabinets with glass doors, each containing decorative vases and sculptural objects. The cabinets feature classic detailing such as fluted columns, drawers, and a lower cabinet section, evoking a traditional European style.
This detailed interior residential furniture 3D model features a set of classical European and Neoclassical ivory cream display cabinets (vitrines) in single-door and double-door configurations. Defined by elegant top crown moldings, vertical fluted corner pilasters with contrasting dark trim accents, clear glass display doors, and lower storage drawers/cabinets, the asset set is tailored for luxury living room staging, dining room china display proposals, hallway consoles, and photorealistic ArchViz projects.
Included Components & Specifications
- Single-Door Vitrine Cabinet: Narrow single-leaf glass display unit featuring full-height glass sides, three glass display shelves, two lower pull-out drawers with raised panel moldings, and dark metallic round knob pulls
- Double-Door Vitrine Cabinet: Wide double-door showcase unit with clear glass panels, three interior display tiers, two lower solid cabinet doors with raised trim details, and matching dark hardware
- Classical Millwork & Hardware Details: Multi-tiered top crown cornice moldings, vertical fluted pilasters with delicate carved crest accents, dark charcoal trim reveals, and square tapered legs with dark tipped accents
- Staged Interior Decor Props: Curated staging entourage including white and dark ceramic vases, decorative bowls, candlestick holders, and sculptural art objects arranged across the glass shelving
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
The model contains 101,176 polygons, offering refined edge bevels, crisp glass reflections, and detailed millwork moldings while maintaining smooth viewport performance for interior scene population. Saved in SketchUp 8 (SU8) format, it delivers complete backward compatibility across legacy and contemporary SketchUp architectural production pipelines.
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