Inspired by Pixar, DreamWorks, and other high-end animated features, this antique Georgian desk is built as a ready-to-use hero prop that lets you move straight into set dressing, storytelling, and portfolio work—without getting pulled into hours of background modelling.

What's included:

Fully textured antique Georgian desk 
Clean quad topology and SubD (subdivision) workflow
Detailed hero prop (9K faces base mesh, 575K faces SubD) 
Drag and drop from the Asset Browser or quickly Append into scenes
4K CC0 textures from polyhaven.com (lacquered cherry wood, leather)
Procedural shaders (brass)
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 Blender 5.0 file - fully compatible with both 4.5 and 5.1 when appending into new scenes.
AgX colour space by default
Support! Email me at [email protected] if you have any questions, need help getting started, or are interested in a custom asset pack

Prefer to manage all your assets in one place? You can now find the Antique Georgian Desk on BlendKit!

Use this link for 10% off your subscription: https://www.blendkit.com/r/jarrive 

BlendKit is the largest asset library integrated directly into Blender 3D. Founded by a small group of friends with a shared passion for open-source, their ethos is one centred around community. When you subscribe you unlock the entire database (over 70,000 models!), including J'Arrive assets, while directly supporting all the creators and open-source development- with money sent to the Blender Development Fund from every subscription sold. 

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. 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!