About this asset

Styled with subtle mid-century lines, this cream wood console table Revit family features winged vertical side panels and diagonal wire bracing. The piece is defined by its horizontal low-profile silhouette, framed on either side by vertical flank panels that extend slightly above the tabletop surface to create clean side lips. Beneath the pale top surface, a contrasting dark arched apron spans the width, lending visual depth to the undercarriage. Structural stability is reinforced by slender diagonal metal tie-rods that cross beneath the central span, connecting the lower base to the underframe. Smooth flat faces and crisp edge transitions suggest painted lacquer or light timber veneer combined with coated steel hardware.

The download is a 4.8 MB 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 RFA component directly into Autodesk Revit project templates to furnish detailed spatial layouts. Position the freestanding unit along partition walls or behind seating arrangements across plan views. Material subcategories allow designers to adjust surface finishes, paint tones, and metal sheen through the Family Types or Type Properties dialogue, aligning graphic representation across shaded views, BIM documentation schedules, and realistic renderings.

Suited to residential entrance halls, living rooms, and hospitality reception corridors, this credenza serves effectively as a display sideboard, focal console table, or sofa back unit. The minimalist aesthetic complements boutique hotel lounges, executive boardrooms, and contemporary apartments. Interior designers frequently specify low horizontal consoles when furnishing gallery spaces or dressing wide circulation passages, pairing the asset with framed artwork, sculptural ceramics, and architectural wall sconces.