About this asset

A modern stainless steel dinner fork provided as a Revit family, modelled with a slender curved handle and four standard tapered tines. Rendered with clean contours, this piece of tableware captures the profile of a standard contemporary dinner fork. The model features four slender, evenly spaced tines emerging from a gentle upward curve, transitioning smoothly into a narrow neck and an elongated, flat handle with a rounded terminal edge. Its metallic finish exhibits subtle satin sheen and uniform grey coloration indicative of brushed stainless steel. The proportions balance practical utility and understated dining aesthetics, providing essential foreground detail without heavy polygon density.

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.

Designed as a lightweight Revit family, this flatware element can be loaded directly into architectural project files or nested within dining set assemblies. Users can place it flat upon table tops, placemats, or sideboard surfaces to enrich interior close-ups and perspective views. Fine-tuning the appearance asset in Revit's Material Browser allows seamless matching with adjacent spoons, knives, and metallic serving pieces across custom dining scenes.

Suited for residential dining rooms, restaurant interiors, banquet halls, and hospitality staging, this cutlery component lends authenticity to detailed tabletop compositions. Interior designers and archviz artists can incorporate it when preparing marketing renders, dining layouts, and culinary showroom presentations. Typical project searches include flatware Revit family, dining table setting accessories, cutlery 3D asset, and stainless steel fork, ensuring ready discovery for realistic mealtime arrangements alongside dishware, glassware, and napery.