About this asset

This contemporary circular stone fireplace is a native Revit family featuring a cylindrical hearth and integrated metal flue. Defined by its striking circular geometry, this fireplace centres around a robust stone-clad cylindrical body. The design incorporates a wide, low-profile hearth base that provides a grounding visual anchor, while the central firebox is framed by a vertical metal flue assembly. The contrast between the textured stone finish of the primary volume and the sleek, dark metal components creates a sophisticated modern aesthetic. Proportions are balanced to suit open-plan living areas, ensuring the piece functions as both a heating element and a sculptural focal point within a room.

The download is a 307 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 native Revit family, this asset is designed for seamless integration into architectural models. Users can load the file directly into a project and place it as a freestanding component within a living or lounge space. The geometry is optimised for standard rendering engines, allowing for straightforward material assignment to the stone and metal surfaces. By utilising standard host-based placement, the fireplace can be easily positioned on finished floor levels or custom hearth platforms during the design development phase.

This asset is ideal for residential projects, particularly luxury open-plan living rooms or high-end hospitality lobbies where a central feature is required. It pairs effectively with contemporary minimalist furniture and natural material palettes. Professionals searching for a statement fireplace, round hearth, or custom stone-clad heating solution will find this model versatile for both early-stage massing and final interior visualisations. It is well-suited for designers aiming to introduce texture and warmth into sleek, modern interiors through a singular, impactful architectural object.