About this asset

Minimalist bedside nightstand built as a Revit family, featuring a solid grey pedestal base supporting a transparent glazed upper showcase. Designed with clean geometric discipline, this piece combines a compact cuboid silhouette with dual-tier utility. The lower section consists of a solid, opaque rectangular plinth finished in neutral grey, grounding the unit with a substantial visual footprint. Above this foundation sits a transparent framed glass enclosure, forming an open-view upper compartment capped by a flush glazed tabletop. Crisp line work delineates the perimeter frame, providing a clear visual contrast between the heavy structural base and the light, translucent vitrine volume suitable for holding ambient lighting or decorative accents.

The download is a 225 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.

Loading this lightweight RFA component into Revit allows rapid placement on floor levels within residential or commercial models. As a freestanding furniture family, it aligns easily to room perimeters, wall faces, or bedside millwork grids. Project teams can map custom material shaders to the solid plinth and glazed panels through family or type parameters, ensuring correct visual styles across hidden line views, shaded elevations, and Enscape or V-Ray interior renderings.

This compact bedside table serves master bedrooms, guest suites, boutique hotel rooms, and compact apartment layouts requiring unobtrusive storage furniture. Its vitrine-inspired design also translates well into retail display plinths, reception lounge side tables, and private gallery spaces. Specifiers seeking a minimalist glass nightstand, modern pedestal end table, or cuboid bedside table can readily coordinate it alongside contemporary low-profile platform beds, reading sconces, and upholstered headboards during schematic design and design development phases.