About this asset

Designed with an asymmetrical arched crest and fluted upholstery, this Revit family sofa brings classic silhouette detailing into floor plans and 3D views. The sofa features a distinct asymmetrical backrest that slopes gracefully from a raised crest down to a standard height, creating an eye-catching fainting couch profile. Both sides are framed by traditional rolled armrests with subtle flare. Vertical channel tufting or fluting runs continuously across the interior back, the main seat cushion, and down through the lower front apron. The geometry is modeled with crisp, ribbed surface divisions that catch directional light in shaded 3D views, rendering an upholstered appearance in uniform grey tones suitable for space planning.

The download is a 328 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project environment and place it on active floor levels or reference planes. As standard practice for furniture families, verify category subcategories and material parameter assignments under Type or Instance Properties to map your practice's standard fabrics, leather, or procedural textures. The lightweight file size ensures responsive orbiting in shaded views, clear plan swing clearances, and unencumbered coordination modeling across interior layouts.

Suited to residential lounges, luxury hotel suites, boutique reception lobbies, and dressing rooms, this asymmetrical settee provides a sculptural seating accent. It anchors transitional and vintage interior schemes when paired with round side tables, fluted wall panels, and low coffee tables. Specifiers frequently search for curved back couch families, fainting couches, chaise longues, and fluted three-seater sofas when populating scheme designs and presentation elevations in concept through detailed design stages.