Modern White Armless Modular Sofa – Tombolo

This modern armless sectional sofa Revit family features clean two-seat rectilinear upholstery set over round tapered timber legs. The seating unit features a streamlined, armless profile composed of two conjoined modules forming a unified two-seat bench. A wedge-profile backrest tapers upward from a firm, rectilinear seat cushion with crisp seams defining the division between seating positions. Below the tailored white upholstered body, four cylindrical legs flare outward slightly to provide balanced stability. Each leg is detailed with a dual-finish composition, featuring a painted collar sleeve at the mounting junction that transitions cleanly into a smooth, natural-grain timber peg foot, combining geometric clarity with contemporary warmth.

The download is a 829 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.

As a native Revit furniture component, the family loads directly into project environments for space planning and interior scheduling. Users can place the unit against boundary walls or align it in modular groupings across reception zones. Standard material parameter assignments allow quick substitution of upholstery and leg finishes to match interior finish schedules, while clean geometry maintains view performance in elevations, sections, and floor plan presentations.

Suited to commercial workplace reception areas, executive lounges, open-plan breakout spaces, and hospitality pre-function zones, this modular seating element delivers an unobtrusive footprint. The armless configuration allows adjacent arrangement as continuous bench runs or standalone perimeter seating. Specifiers seeking contract sofas, waiting room benches, or contemporary upholstered lounge furniture will find this piece pairs effectively with low coffee tables, minimalist planters, and modular workstation environments across schematic design through tender documentation.