Mid-Century Steel Armless Chair – Revolt

This mid-century armless chair Revit family features a bent sheet steel base paired with gently curved seat and backrest panels. Inspired by classic post-war industrial design, the chair features an angular bent-steel frame with splayed legs and an integrated upright support for the backrest. The back panel presents a wide, gently arched profile that supports the thoracic region, while the matching seat platform incorporates subtle rounded corners for ergonomic comfort. Slender structural gussets and connection brackets anchor the seat directly above the flared leg transitions. Its clean geometry reflects a utilitarian aesthetic with sheet-metal profile lines and minimal volumetric mass, accurately translated into clean three-dimensional components.

The download is a 307 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 project templates or active models to populate general floor layouts. The family places on standard levels or floor hosts without complex hosting dependencies, allowing rapid arraying across cafeteria plans or classroom layouts. Assigned material parameters allow quick substitution of surface finishes in Revit visual styles, while lightweight geometry ensures responsive viewport navigation and clean visibility in orthographic plan, section, and elevation cuts.

Suitable for educational facilities, modern open-plan offices, contemporary dining spaces, and civic interiors, this side chair complements conference tables, library study desks, and breakroom settings. Its balanced industrial profile pairs naturally with timber workbenches, linoleum surfaces, and architectural metalwork. Specifiers and interior designers searching for versatile institutional seating, mid-century side chairs, or minimalist armless desk chairs will find this family practical for space planning and furniture schedule generation.