About this asset

Natural wood and tubular steel side chair Revit family featuring curved plywood seat and backrest panels on a slender four-legged metal base. This seating element showcases a classic institutional profile, constructed with gently curved light-toned plywood panels for both the seat and backrest. Supported by a slim tubular metal structure finished in dark bronze, the rear support extends upward to secure the backrest while the four tapered legs flare outward slightly for stability. The minimalist silhouette balances utility and comfort, emphasizing clean lines and exposed structural joinery. Smooth rounded corners on the timber components soften the utilitarian geometry, creating an honest, timeless aesthetic suitable for diverse contract environments.

The download is a 266 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 lightweight native Revit family, this component places cleanly onto host floor levels without bogging down model performance. Architects can array instances along dining tables or library desks, swap material definitions in the family parameters to match project finishes, and schedule units accurately across contract seating counts. Plan and elevation line work reads crisply across working drawings.

Designed for institutional, educational, and commercial interiors, this side chair works naturally in classrooms, university libraries, staff breakrooms, and casual cafes. It coordinates well with linoleum surfaces, timber workbenches, and steel frame dining tables. Interior designers frequently specify this utilitarian profile for projects requiring vintage schoolhouse charm, industrial dining seating, or durable hospitality arrangements across schematic layout and construction documentation phases.