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1950s Kitchen PackFree · CC0
.blend 55.1 MB · .glb 54.3 MB · added July 23, 2026 · 24 modular assets
Kitchen · Vintage · Furniture · Household
Free under CC0 with your account. Textures are packed into the file.
CC0 1.0. You can use, change, share, and sell these assets, including in commercial projects. Credit is optional. Read about CC0.
Details
Vertices: 8,445
Triangles: 15,330
Formats: .blend, .glb
Textures: packed into the file
Downloads: 24
Asset ID: 3998521
What you get
- Modular pieces with clean origins that snap together in your scene
- Optimized for games: the whole set is 15,330 triangles
- Tileable textures packed into the file
- UV unwrapped with uniform texel density
- Every module marked as an asset for Blender�s Asset Browser
- Matching 1950s style across base, wall, and tall cabinets, corner shelves, and a sink unit
About
1950s Kitchen Pack is a modular set of 24 individual 3D assets for Blender, delivered as a single packed .blend file with everything bundled in. Every piece is marked as an asset inside the file, so the whole set shows up in Blender's Asset Browser ready to drag into your scene. It comes in at 8,445 vertices and 15,330 triangles. It drops right into kitchen, vintage, furniture, and household scenes. 1950s Kitchen Pack is free under CC0 with your account. Download the available formats, or add the free library to Blender with your personal library URL.
Library · Game asset
How this asset is built
This is an optimized asset for games. The mesh is modeled to the silhouette and triangle level. Anything not contributing to the silhouette is generally dissolved, and surface detail is carried by the textures instead of the geometry.
The Garbage Bin as an example. The flat panels collapse into a few large triangles while the lid edge and wheel keep enough density to read from a distance.
This asset is not made for:
- Subdivision surface (SubD). There are no support loops, so a Subdivision modifier will pinch and balloon the shape.
- 3D printing. The mesh is not checked for watertightness, wall thickness, or manifold geometry.
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