
This Revit detail component provides a traditional coving cornice profile for precise architectural drafting in section views. This detail component features a classic coving cornice profile characterised by a sweeping concave curve transitioning into a smaller, rounded lower detail. The geometry is designed for clean, legible line work in 2D architectural documentation. It represents a standard moulding profile typically found in period-style residential or hospitality interiors, suitable for illustrating ceiling-to-wall transitions. The form is balanced and elegant, providing a clear visual representation of traditional plaster or timber trim. This file is intended for use in drafting views to accurately communicate interior design intent and trim specifications within a building model.
The download is a 82 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 into your Revit project as a 2D detail item. Once loaded, access it via the Component tool in your drafting views or section details. Place the profile at the junction between wall and ceiling lines to represent coving. Because this is a native line-based detail component, it scales appropriately with your view settings, ensuring consistent line weight and projection across your documentation set. It is ideal for creating refined, accurate wall sections and interior elevations without adding unnecessary 3D geometry.
Coving Cornice Profile Detail Component
Free
This cornice profile is essential for architects and interior designers working on traditional or period-style residential projects, heritage renovations, and high-end hospitality interiors. It is best used in detail sheets to clarify complex ceiling junctions and wall-to-ceiling transitions. Professionals searching for trim details, interior moulding profiles, or decorative finish components will find this suitable for both schematic and construction documentation stages. It pairs well with other classic interior elements like wainscoting, paneling, and traditional skirting boards to create cohesive, detailed interior design packages.
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.