About this asset

Designed for contemporary living spaces, this natural wood low cabinet Revit family features integrated horizontal pulls and a perimeter steel frame. The unit combines warm-toned natural timber surfaces with an outer structural steel frame forming sled-style end legs. Its front elevation presents a clean joinery layout with flush panels, divided into front storage compartments and central drawers defined by recessed linear horizontal handle slots. Compact depth and sofa-height proportions allow the piece to sit flush against the back of modular seating or freestanding against perimeter walls. The side panels and top surface reveal a subtle straight-grain wood texture enclosed neatly within the square-profile metal surround.

The download is a 604 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.

Furnishing plans benefit from direct placement in Revit project environments, where the component hosts cleanly onto floor levels without host constraints. Standard furniture subcategories allow visibility graphics control in plan, section, and internal elevation views. Users can align the back against seating or partitions, adjust material parameter assignments for timber and metal elements, and generate consistent joinery schedules.

Suitable for modern residential living rooms, hotel suites, executive lounges, and reception breakout zones, this versatile credenza serves as a sofa-back console or compact media credenza. It pairs naturally with sectional sofas, lounge armchairs, and floor lamps to establish relaxed conversational layouts. Specifiers commonly search for low credenzas, timber sofa tables, accent cabinets, and metal-frame living room casework during interior design development and schematic layout phases.