About this asset

This contemporary coffee table Revit family features a two-tier glass top supported by cylindrical chrome posts and curved dark timber side rails. The piece combines horizontal transparency with warm organic accents. A rectangular clear glass top is paired with an identical lower display shelf, creating a functional two-tier arrangement. Four slim, polished chrome cylindrical legs anchor each corner, extending through both glass planes to provide vertical support. Accenting the long sides are two curved, semi-tubular dark timber fascias that wrap outward, concealing the shelf edges and softening the architectural silhouette. The balance between dark stained wood, reflective chrome hardware, and float glass yields a grounded yet visually light profile.

The download is a 410 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 this standalone furniture family directly into your Revit project or template. As a floor-based component, it can be hosted cleanly on interior floor slabs or finish levels. Revit users can duplicate types to modify overall length or material finish parameters within the properties panel, ensuring glass transparency and wood finishes align with Enscape, Twinmotion, or native rendering standards.

Well suited for residential living spaces, executive lounges, and hospitality guest suites, this low table complements modular seating groups and lounge armchairs. Interior designers and space planners routinely specify two-tier coffee tables to provide accessible storage for periodicals and decorative trays without cluttering upper work planes. The understated combination of glass and wood integrates seamlessly into contemporary apartments, modern reception waiting areas, and boutique hotel lobbies.