About this asset

Designed for collaborative workplaces, this contemporary glass conference table Revit family features arched metal legs and an exposed beam structure. The model represents the Carma table system designed by Jorge Pensi for Akaba, defined by its crisp architectural proportions and exposed structural elements. A generous rectangular glass tabletop rests on dual cross-support arms, revealing the underlying structural framework. Two vertical cylindrical columns connect to a central horizontal beam that braces the assembly. At the floor level, each upright terminates in an arched dual-leg foot equipped with circular glides for leveling. The combination of clean grey finished metalwork and a clear glazing surface establishes a light, technical aesthetic suitable for executive layouts.

The download is a 92 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 furniture component, this family places directly onto level surfaces across floor plans and interior views. Designers can adjust material parameters for the glass surface and metallic support frame to match specific finish schedules or project palettes. The clean geometry maintains manageable file sizes without slowing down model performance during drafting or interactive viewport navigation, facilitating straightforward scheduling in furniture takeoffs.

Suited to executive boardroom fit-outs, commercial conference rooms, collaborative studio spaces, and formal dining areas, this table pairs effortlessly with modern task chairs and cantilevered seating. Architectural specifiers often include this piece in workplace planning sets, client presentation suites, and high-spec hospitality interiors. Visualizers searching for glazed meeting tables, architectural boardroom desks, or designer conference tables will find its lightweight profile ideal for spacious office floorplates.