About this asset

Modern glass dining set Revit family featuring a clear rectangular tabletop supported by a sculptural angled base and six yellow cantilever chairs. This dining arrangement centers on a rectangular glass tabletop resting on a bold sculptural base that combines an angled white planar support with a contrasting dark cylindrical foot. Surrounding the clear surface are six cantilever dining chairs detailed with vibrant yellow upholstered seats, low-profile back cushions, and tubular chrome metal frames. The composition balances architectural geometry with open sightlines through the transparent top, while slender tabletop vases introduce subtle decorative height. Proportions cater comfortably to six diners, maintaining a light footprint suitable for visually uncluttered interior layouts.

The download is a 328 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 furniture component directly into Autodesk Revit project environments to populate dining zones or residential scheme presentations. Designers can position the assembly onto floor levels, align it to interior grids, and manage graphic display across floor plan, section, and elevation view templates. Shading and render materials can be reviewed in the family type properties or assigned through custom project material libraries to match interior finish schedules.

Designed primarily for contemporary residential projects, this furniture ensemble suits modern dining rooms, open-plan kitchen diners, urban loft apartments, and boutique hospitality interiors. It pairs naturally with timber flooring, textured plaster accent walls, and minimalist pendant luminaires. Visualisers and specifiers commonly utilize this arrangement when searching for contemporary glass dining table configurations, cantilever seating ensembles, or modern six-seater dining sets for concept presentations, design development packages, and client-facing interior render perspectives.