A furnished L-shaped kitchen and dining interior with pale oak cabinetry, cream stone surfaces and warm herringbone parquet. The Blender scene includes natural garden light, a modeled balcony and reusable furniture collections. Product previews are Cycles renders of this scene.

Included models:

• A 2.40 m island with six drawers and one counter-stool design placed three times.
• L-shaped cabinetry with oven tower, storage, corner unit, worktops, backsplash and open shelving.
• Generic oven, single-bowl sink, high-spout tap, four-zone cooktop and integrated hood.
• A 2.20 × 1.00 m dining table, one upholstered chair design placed six times, and a rug.
• Modeled herringbone floorboards, walls, fixed glazing, curtains and finish details.
• A decorative balcony with railing and plants, an indoor potted tree, ceramics, tableware, cutting boards, fruit and folded cloth.
• Cameras, environment and Cycles lighting in the Blender scene.

Files: Blender 4.5.14, FBX, OBJ/MTL, shared material textures and a short setup guide. Keep the supplied folder structure for relative texture links. UVs intentionally tile and overlap; they are not unique lightmap atlases. The native scene provides door/drawer controls; the exchange models are static. Native Cycles lighting, glass and shading may need adjustments in other renderers.

The scene contains 4,426 mesh parts and 1,512,818 evaluated triangles, including individual parquet boards and repeated furniture placements. These are not counts of unique model designs.

One L-shaped layout is included. The earlier straight kitchen, tiled-floor variants and other production iterations are not included. The distant garden is an environment background, not a fully modeled landscape; the balcony and nearby plants are 3D geometry. This is a visualization scene with simplified appliance mechanisms, not a fabrication specification.

Textures: 30 connected PNG maps — eighteen at 4096 × 4096 and twelve accessory maps at 512 × 512. The studio environment is packed in the Blender file.