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Ok, THIS is a game changer. If you're new to creating renderings, you may have noticed that the standard rendering software's library is full of bland, boxy, dated pieces. This is a working list of SketchUp files, that have been drawn for many different designer-level projects. The list contains roughly 80 models from popular vendors such as Pottery Barn, Rejuvenation, West Elm, Crate and Barrel, and CB2. I've organized them by category and by retailer, so you can select pieces with style right off the bat for your renderings, instead of endless scrolling through default, library options. Even if these models aren’t the exact ones the client ends up choosing, they are current, on-trend and designer-selected. In addition, you may always, of course, edit all dimensions and finishes in order to help the client clearly see your vision.
Ok, THIS is a game changer. If you're new to creating renderings, you may have noticed that the standard rendering software's library is full of bland, boxy, dated pieces. This is a working list of SketchUp files, that have been drawn for many different designer-level projects. The list contains roughly 80 models from popular vendors such as Pottery Barn, Rejuvenation, West Elm, Crate and Barrel, and CB2. I've organized them by category and by retailer, so you can select pieces with style right off the bat for your renderings, instead of endless scrolling through default, library options. Even if these models aren’t the exact ones the client ends up choosing, they are current, on-trend and designer-selected. In addition, you may always, of course, edit all dimensions and finishes in order to help the client clearly see your vision.