About this asset

This modern kitchen base cabinet Revit family features a stacked two-drawer configuration with a recessed plinth and horizontal pull handles. Built as a modular lower casework unit, the cabinet features two equal-height pull-out drawers set flush within a clean rectangular carcass. Each drawer face is fitted with a slim, horizontal rectangular bar pull positioned near the upper edge for practical ergonomics. Below the primary storage volume, an integrated recessed toe kick sets the cabinet back from the finished floor line to allow comfortable standing clearance during food prep. The geometric detailing is restrained, exhibiting crisp square edges suited to contemporary millwork assemblies.

The download is a 389 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.

Load this component directly into your active project file under the Casework model category. Align and lock the rear face to structural walls or backing partitions in plan view, then array or gang adjacent units to construct continuous kitchen runs. Standard parameters can be assigned in the family properties to control finishes, worktop junction heights, and graphic line weights for accurate floor plans and interior elevations.

Ideal for domestic kitchen layouts, utility rooms, office tea points, and pantry joinery across residential apartments and hospitality suites. The double-drawer arrangement functions effectively as heavy pot-and-pan storage or linen pull-outs flanking a cooktop or undercounter sink zone. Designers searching for modern kitchen casework, lower cabinet BIM components, modular millwork, and domestic joinery blocks will find this an adaptable spatial element for schematic layout and construction documentation phases.