About this asset

This rustic stone fireplace with a timber mantle is a Revit family designed for residential living room interior visualisations. This fireplace assembly features a robust masonry facade finished in a rugged, textured stone cladding that mimics traditional dry-stack masonry. The design includes a raised hearth base and a prominent, rectangular firebox opening. Centrally positioned above the opening is a thick, horizontally oriented timber mantle, supported by simple decorative corbels. The overall composition provides a grounded, organic aesthetic, balancing the cool, multi-tonal grey tones of the stone with the warm, natural brown hues of the timber element. The geometry is well-defined, suitable for both standard interior views and close-up architectural renderings.

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 intended for insertion into project models via the component tool. Users can place it against existing wall assemblies or as a standalone feature. The family allows for standard alignment and rotation within the floor plan. Material parameters should be managed through the object properties to ensure proper mapping of the stone and timber textures. Lighting effects can be achieved by placing a light source inside the firebox cavity during the rendering process.

Ideal for residential projects, this fireplace serves as a central focal point in living rooms, dens, or open-plan family spaces. It is particularly effective in farmhouse, rustic, or transitional interior design schemes where natural materials are prioritised. Professionals can utilise this model during early-stage concept development or final high-fidelity presentations. It pairs well with leather seating, wool textiles, and reclaimed wood flooring to reinforce a warm, inviting atmosphere. Search for this asset when specifying traditional masonry elements or decorative hearth features for home renovations.