Mid-Century Black Metal Acapulco Lounge Chair

Mid-century modern Acapulco lounge chair Revit family modelled with a radial woven shell on an angled three-legged black metal frame. The piece is modeled on the classic 1950s Mexican resort design, characterised by an ergonomic pear-shaped hoop frame laced with radial cords. Slender black wire or vinyl cords radiate from a central lower opening up to the continuous steel rod rim, forming an airy, breathable basket seat. Beneath the deep-seated conical shell, three angled tubular metal legs splay outward to provide stable footing with minimal visual weight. Finished in a uniform dark tone across the frame and cordage, the lightweight geometry captures crisp profiles while maintaining an open silhouette.

The download is a 788 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 to populate architectural floor plans, elevations, and 3D perspectives. As a standalone furniture family, it hosts cleanly to level surfaces without requiring floor hosting or cutouts. Materials can be managed via family parameters or the Object Styles dialog, allowing designers to swap cord hues or adjust metal finishes for client presentations and schematic BIM documentation.

Suited for residential sunrooms, covered terraces, poolside cabanas, and hotel rooftop lounges, this wire lounge chair pairs well with low timber side tables, textured outdoor rugs, and potted tropical greenery. Specifiers searching for retro garden seating, patio armchairs, or poolside club chairs will find this versatile component effective for hospitality and high-end residential schemes during schematic design and visual presentations.