

Contemporary art deco bathroom vanity console SketchUp 3D model, designed with white marble countertop, gold fixtures, and cloud-shaped mirror framed in white. Two cylindrical wall sconces flank the mirror, adding a warm glow to the minimalist design.
This 3D asset provides a complete bathroom vanity vignette, utilizing a contemporary Art Deco design aesthetic characterized by tubular brass metalwork and high-contrast material finishes. The symmetrical spatial arrangement is specifically configured for boutique hotel ensuite ArchViz, premium residential powder room space planning, and commercial restroom interior rendering projects. Designer Note: The integration of the organic, scalloped floral geometry of the oversized wall mirror provides a deliberate visual counterbalance to the rigid, linear brass framework and geometric drawer inlay of the primary vanity console.
Included Components
- Main structural furniture: Open-frame vanity console featuring a tubular brass base, integrated lower shelving, wood-veneer side panels, and a central drawer with a geometric textured inlay.
- Sanitary fixtures and surfaces: White marble vanity countertop equipped with an under-mount sink basin and a widespread brass faucet assembly.
- Lighting and wall decor: Oversized scalloped wall mirror with a dual-tone white and brass frame, flanked by twin cylindrical wall sconces with textured light diffusers.
- Accessory vignette: Neatly rolled white bath towels on the lower storage shelf and minimal tabletop cosmetic boxes.
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
Highly optimized at an exceptionally low polygon count of just 10,986, this lightweight interior asset provides essential sanitary detailing while guaranteeing fast viewport performance in comprehensive residential or commercial floor plan scenes. The file maintains strict native backward compatibility with SketchUp 8 (SU8), ensuring reliable integration into diverse architectural visualization pipelines without inflating scene memory overhead or requiring complex proxy conversions.
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