Classic kitchen island Revit family featuring panelled casework, integrated sinks, built-in appliance drawers, and an attached dining table. This domestic casework assembly combines a central prep island with a lower attached dining table extension. The primary island unit includes moulded panel cabinet doors, an end cabinet with glazed grid doors, integrated appliance drawers, a gooseneck faucet with dual control taps, a primary sink, and an auxiliary prep cut-out. Extending perpendicularly from the counter is a low eating table flanked by slatted high-back dining chairs, forming an all-in-one culinary workspace and informal breakfast nook.

The download is a 2.2 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for Revit project environments, load this RFA file directly into your kitchen model to coordinate casework layouts and clearance zones. Position the unit freely on the finished floor level to verify circulation space around cabinetry and dining seating. Sub-elements allow straightforward assignment of interior finishes across millwork, hardware, worktops, and chair frames.

Suited for residential schemes, private apartments, suburban villas, and display show homes requiring detailed open-plan kitchen designs. It coordinates naturally with perimeter base cabinets, pantry units, and pendant fixtures. Architects and interior designers commonly search for combined island dining tables, casework Revit families, and traditional kitchen millwork assemblies when planning residential living spaces.