About this asset

Designed for rapid interior layouts, this modern line-based kitchen base cabinet Revit family features charcoal slab doors and a warm timber worktop. The unit features a low-profile base run configured with flush slab cupboard fronts rendered in dark charcoal grey, accented by vertical edge pulls. Resting directly on a recessed continuous toe-kick plinth, the carcass terminates with a crisp white gable end. Overhead, a solid bullnose-profile timber countertop runs the full span in a natural honey-brown wood finish. Proportions indicate standard counter work height with six evenly spaced hinged leaf panels, delivering a streamlined, unadorned contemporary aesthetic suitable for integrated architectural joinery assemblies.

The download is a 696 KB 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.

As a line-based Revit family, this casework component inserts by clicking start and end reference points across room boundaries or perimeter walls. Casework subcategories allow visibility control, material parameter assignments, and tag association in plan and elevation views. Designers can adjust overall run lengths to generate continuous millwork elevations without assembling discrete modular family units.

Suited for residential apartments, workplace staff kitchens, and commercial pantry fitouts, this run functions seamlessly alongside overhead cabinetry, under-counter appliances, and integrated splashbacks. Architects specifying custom joinery, modular kitchen casework, or utility room credenzas can apply standard material finishes across tender and construction documentation. The understated modern detailing complements both contemporary domestic developments and office breakout kitchenettes.