Mid-Century Natural Wood Armless Chair – Antony

This mid-century armless chair Revit family features a contoured bent plywood seat supported by a black splayed metal base for interior layouts. Modelled after the iconic Antony seat, this armless chair features a continuous curved plywood shell with subtle lip contours at the head and front edge. Four recessed mechanical fastenings punctuate the seat pan and upper backrest, anchoring the timber surface to the underlying chassis. Beneath the wooden seat, a sculpted black metal subframe supports four splayed tubular legs angled outward for lateral stability. The contrast between the light natural wood seat and dark steel frame delivers a recognisable modernist silhouette with clean geometric profiles.

The download is a 215 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.

Delivered as a lightweight native Revit family (.rfa), the component loads directly into project environments under the Furniture category. Model elements contain distinct material parameters, allowing designers to map custom wood veneers and metal finishes for visualization. The clean geometry ensures fluid viewport performance without bogging down project files, generating crisp plan symbols and section cuts in documentation.

Suited to residential living spaces, boutique hospitality lounges, library reading nooks, and commercial reception areas, this statement chair works well in relaxed breakout clusters. Specifiers can pair it with low coffee tables, linear credenzas, or floor lamps in mid-century or contemporary schemes. Professionals searching for accent seating, architectural lounge chairs, or plywood occasional seating can incorporate this piece across schematic presentations and detailed tender drawings.