A contemporary walnut kitchen and dining interior with brushed stainless steel worktops, burgundy seating and honey herringbone parquet. A framed abstract artwork, two books and tableware complete the furnished room.

Included models:

• A 2.50 m walnut island with six drawers and a brushed stainless steel worktop.
• A 4.20 m fitted kitchen run with storage, a generic oven, single-bowl sink, curved tap, four-zone cooktop, concealed hood, worktop, backsplash and under-cabinet lighting.
• One counter-stool design placed three times.
• One dining table and one matching dining-chair design placed six times.
• Two linear pendants in total: one over the island and one over the dining area.
• One framed abstract artwork and two closed decorative books.
• Modeled herringbone floorboards, room walls, window opening and frames.
• Countertop ceramics, a vase with decorative stems, dining tableware and fruit.

Files: Blender 4.5.14 LTS, FBX, OBJ/MTL, shared PNG material maps and a setup guide. The native file includes cameras, an environment and Cycles lighting. Units are metres; UVs intentionally tile and overlap, with no unique lightmap atlas. Keep the supplied folder structure for relative texture links.

Door and drawer controls are native Blender features; exchange formats contain static geometry. Materials and lighting may require adjustment in another renderer. Fine paper, frame and book-cover surface relief is present in the Blender materials; FBX and OBJ may display smoother surfaces.

One kitchen-and-dining layout is included. The stools and chairs are repeated placements, not nine unique seating designs. The separate compact room layout, a floor plant and earlier floor variants are not included. The distant garden is an HDRI background, not a modeled exterior, balcony or landscape. Appliances and mechanisms are simplified for visualization.

Technical details: 3,139 mesh parts; 263,833 vertices; 253,952 evaluated native polygons / 515,112 triangles. Supplied PNG material maps: 11 (11 at 4096 × 4096). Counts describe scene parts and repeated placements, not unique model designs.