About this asset

A classic Queen Anne armchair modeled as a Revit family, featuring traditional cabriole legs, curved armrests, and an ornamental splat back. Featuring period-accurate silhouette detailing, this Queen Anne style armchair displays quintessential eighteenth-century design motifs. The backrest incorporates a prominent vascular central splat framed by gracefully curved uprights and an arched top rail. Sinuous open armrests terminate in soft scroll grips, supported by turned or shaped stanchions above the seat perimeter. The undercarriage highlights front cabriole legs with gentle knee profiles ending in stylized pad feet, paired with splayed rear supports. Surface facets depict a contoured upholstered slip seat set within a perimeter apron, providing characteristic proportions suitable for historic interior spaces.

The download is a 143 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.

Designed for efficient BIM documentation, this Revit furniture component inserts cleanly as an unhosted floor family across plan, elevation, and 3D views. Users can integrate the component into project templates, control graphics via assigned Furniture subcategories, or associate material parameters in the type properties to manage finishes across documentation and native Revit rendering passes.

Ideal for heritage renovations, traditional residential interiors, boutique hotel guest rooms, and historic library staging, this vintage armchair adds classical gravitas to period schemes. It functions effectively beside formal dining tables, within private study nooks, or flanking a drawing room fireplace. Specifiers searching for Queen Anne seating, traditional wood armchairs, or antique side chairs can incorporate this family during schematic design through detailed presentation phases.