Replica Dressy Plyfold Upholstered Dining Chair with Metal Legs

The Replica Dressy Plyfold Upholstered Dining Chair with Metal Legs is a modern side chair built from a molded white plywood shell, with a seat and back split into four separate square cushions in dark grey fabric. The gaps between the cushions give the chair a graphic, quilted look that stands out in close renders, while the upright back keeps the shape clean from the front, the side, and a three quarter angle. Four slim angled metal legs, each with a bent foot, hold the shell off the floor and give it a light, almost floating stance. This free sketchup 3d model is a practical choice when a scene needs upholstered dining chairs that still feel light, and it works equally well as one of a set of metal dining chairs around a rectangular or round table. The mix of padded fabric and a metal base makes it an easy fit for metal dining room chairs in modern and industrial interiors, and the same model reads as a single metal dining chair in a kitchen, cafe, office, or meeting room. Because the four cushions are separate panels with their own material, it is also useful for client previews: you can test new fabrics before deciding how to recover upholstered dining chairs, or show a reupholster dining chair option next to the original. Fabric, plywood shell, and metal legs are kept as separate materials, so you can recolor the cushions to beige, olive, or navy, switch the shell to a wood veneer, or change the legs between black, chrome, and brushed steel in a few clicks. Designers looking for dining chairs with metal legs or a modern dining chair with upholstery will find it easy to restyle. The geometry stays light, so repeating six or eight chairs around a table will not slow your viewport. It is also a handy chair 3d model and 3d chair model for quick scene styling, and it pairs well with a dining table or pendant light from the other sketchup models on SketchShaper. Like our other sketchup 3d models, it is set up for fast iteration: scale it, swap the materials, and move straight to rendering.