About this asset

Designed for contemporary kitchens, this waterfall stone benchtop Revit family features a continuous wrapped profile across both gable ends. Characterised by its clean, rectilinear profile, the component consists of a horizontal work surface that turns ninety degrees at both ends to create monolithic waterfall legs. The surface displays a speckled, light tan stone or terrazzo texture across the continuous slab geometry. Crisp mitered or butt-jointed outer edges define the minimalist architectural silhouette, creating an open void underneath suitable for integrating base cabinets, modular drawers, or an under-counter breakfast bar with bar stools. The balanced proportions provide a substantial, grounded appearance for island and peninsula configurations.

The download is a 184 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.

In Autodesk Revit, load this RFA component directly into your interior project or casework assembly. Align and position the unit over island cabinetry or floor finishes using standard reference planes. The clean solid geometry allows designers to assign custom material parameters, swapping the standard tan finish for marble, granite, or solid quartz surfaces to match specific architectural schedules and photorealistic rendering passes.

This freestanding island counter component serves high-end residential apartments, private townhouses, and boutique hospitality pantries. Interior architects frequently specify waterfall gables when detailing contemporary open-plan kitchen designs, luxury wet bars, and reception refreshment stations. It pairs effortlessly with undermount sinks, sleek cooktops, and minimalist timber or laminate base units, fulfilling common drawing requirements for waterfall island benchtop millwork in design development and technical documentation.