Why use J'Arrive Art Assets?

This set dressing asset pack helps bring an antique writer's desk to life in one bundle. It includes an antique Georgian desk, Windsor-style office chair, floor and table lamps, vintage typewriter, stacked books, ceramic mug, pens, waste bin, and a croissant — designed to work together as a cohesive set or dropped in individually wherever you need them.

Modelled around a stylised aesthetic inspired by Pixar and other high-end animated feature films, every prop carries deliberate detail and stylised imperfections. 

This bundle is built as a drag-and-drop asset library that lets you move straight into set dressing, storytelling, and portfolio work—without getting pulled into hours of background modelling.

What's included:

• 16 fully textured assets
• Clean quad topology and SubD (subdivision) workflow
• Detailed hero props (desk: 9K faces base mesh, 575K faces SubD) 
• Drag and drop from the Asset Browser or quickly Append into scenes
• 9 customised 4K CC0 textures from polyhaven.com
• 23 procedural shaders
• Parenting hierarchies for set dressing and animation control 
• Zipped .blend file and texture folder, ready to add as an Asset Library or Append/Link from 
• Compatible with EEVEE or Cycles workflows
• Provided as a .blend file - fully compatible with 4.5+ when appending into new scenes.
• AgX colour space by default
• Optional custom Python script to allow automatic material reuse for Append method
• Support! Email me at [email protected] if you have any questions, need help getting started, or are interested in a custom asset pack

Ideal for:

• Hobbyists and professionals working in Blender
• Set dressing stylised renders or archviz projects
• Character artists creating portfolio scenes
• Game developers building period environments or detailed level dressing, particularly Nanite/Unreal workflows 
• Film and animation studios requiring assets for pre-vis or final set dressing

nb. If you're exporting the models into a different DCC, e.g. Unreal Engine, make sure to export with subdivisions, and I recommend replacing the procedural shaders (brass) with a native material or your own PBR textures (requires unwrapping). You can also bake your own diffuse/roughness/normal maps and export these with the model.  

If you're interested in using these assets within an established studio (more than 10 seats), please contact me to discuss a quote. Thank you!