Modern white window blinds and shades SketchUp 3D model, featuring two types of window coverings, including a vertical blind on the left and a cellular shade on the right. Both are designed to control light and privacy, offering different textures and styles for interior spaces.
This is a high-quality 3D model featuring two distinct styles of modern, minimalist white window treatments. Designed for contemporary residential and commercial interiors, this asset is highly applicable for office ArchViz, living room spatial planning, and clean, modern architectural visualization projects. Design note: The clean, linear aesthetics of both the vertical slatted blinds and the horizontal zebra roller shades provide versatile light filtering options while maintaining a sleek, unobtrusive profile against the window plane.
Included Components
- One set of modern white vertical blinds featuring individual hanging fabric or PVC slats, a slim top headrail track, and a clean floor-length drape
- One set of horizontal dual-layered zebra roller shades (transitional blinds) featuring alternating sheer and opaque horizontal stripes for precise light control
- Detailed operational hardware including minimalist white top cassette valances and a beaded pull-chain mechanism for the horizontal shade
- Pre-configured semi-translucent material properties to accurately simulate natural light filtering through the window dressings
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
This detailed interior window treatment asset contains a polygon count of 497,402, meticulously capturing the delicate geometry of the individual vertical slats and the layered fabric textures of the roller shade. The model maintains full structural backward compatibility with SketchUp 8 and newer versions. The file is natively optimized for Enscape rendering workflows, coming fully equipped with pre-configured ENS materials to accurately represent the semi-translucent light-filtering properties of the sheer fabrics and the matte finish of the solid elements for immediate deployment in your interior architectural visualization pipelines.
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