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Cream boucle scalloped armchair 3D model with dark wood legs, angled view

Model Description

Overview

The Cream Boucle Scalloped Armchair with Wood Legs is a low, wide accent chair with a curved back made of vertical channels that rise into a scalloped edge along the top. The seat is a thick round cushion, and the whole upholstered body is wrapped in a textured cream boucle that picks up soft highlights and shadows in renders. Underneath, a dark wood base frame and four tapered wood legs give the chair a lighter, more furniture like stance and a strong contrast against the pale fabric. This free sketchup 3d model is a good fit when a scene needs a cream boucle chair that feels soft and sculptural without being fussy. It works in bedroom corners, living room accent groups, boutique hotel lounges, and dressing areas, and the curved back looks good from the front as well as from a three quarter angle. Fabric and wood are kept as separate materials, so you can recolor the boucle to ivory, sand, or gray, or switch the legs to oak or walnut in seconds. Designers searching for a boucle armchair, a boucle accent chair, or a clean chair 3d model for Japandi, contemporary, and Scandinavian interiors will find it easy to restyle. The geometry stays light, so it is easy to place in multiples around a lounge or showroom without slowing the viewport. Pair it with a round side table, floor lamp, or rug from the other sketchup models on SketchShaper to build a finished corner quickly. Like our other sketchup 3d models, it is organized for fast iteration: scale it, swap the materials, and get straight to rendering.

ASSET #372

Cream Boucle Scalloped Armchair with Wood Legs

Size
6.51 MB
Resolution
4K
Format
.SKP Native / Universal
TESTED & CALIBRATED FOR
V-Ray 6/7Enscape 4.0+D5 RenderLumion 3D
License & Geometry
Verified .SKP
Commercial & Personal Renders: Royalty-free for client projects.
Clean 3D Topology: 1:1 real-world scale, origin-centered axis.
Native SketchUp: Fully compatible with SketchUp 2017–2026.