
A contemporary armless lounge chair Revit family featuring a deep upholstered cushion set into a low-profile perimeter base with tapered splayed legs. Characterised by its angular, clean-lined profile, the chair features an armless design with a generously proportioned seat cushion and an upright backrest. The back panel exhibits a subtle wedge taper, leaning slightly back for ergonomic support while maintaining a crisp rectangular silhouette. Beneath the upholstered volume, a slim perimeter apron frame anchors the cushions and transitions into four subtly tapered, splayed square legs. Finished in monochromatic charcoal tones in shaded view, the geometry conveys a tailored contract-furniture aesthetic suitable for both standalone occasional seating and grouped linear arrangements.
The download is a 522 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 project environments and place it on active floor levels within interior layouts. For presentation drawings and CD sets, display graphics function cleanly across plan, section, and 3D orthographic views. Subcategory assignments allow material finishes on the upholstery and structural base to be customized through project object styles or family type properties to align with firm visualization standards.
Suited for commercial workplaces, hotel lobbies, breakout spaces, executive suites, and higher education libraries, this low-back accent chair coordinates seamlessly with modular lounge systems, low coffee tables, and credenzas. Designers specifying contract furniture often seek armless reception chairs, hospitality club seating, or compact lounge chairs for waiting rooms and pre-function zones, making this versatile unit a practical addition to preliminary space planning and final interior tender documentation.
Contemporary Armless Lounge Chair – David Edward Lolita 01813
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.