About this asset

Modern upholstered armchair Revit family features a tailored rectilinear silhouette with splayed dual-finish cylindrical timber legs for interior layouts. Defined by crisp orthogonal geometry, this single-seat lounge chair combines a generously cushioned seat with a reclined rectangular backrest and flat track arms. Clean boxed upholstery wraps the seat pan and outer sides, creating structured rectilinear volumes. Beneath the upholstered body, four splayed round legs angle outward to deliver visual stability, each composed of an upper painted or powder-coated socket and a light natural wood lower shaft terminating in subtle glides. The compact footprint balances substantial armrest proportions with an open, elevated base that allows light to pass underneath.

The download is a 584 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 the RFA component into your Revit project and place it hosted on level datums across living zones, open lobbies, or break-out areas. Floor plan and reflected ceiling projections maintain clean symbolic linework, while realistic views leverage the assigned material parameters for fabric upholstery and wood leg finishes. Coordinate clearance boundaries in floor plan sheets, tag the family within furniture schedules, and assign custom keynotes to coordinate FF&E specifications seamlessly.

Suited for modern residential living rooms, boutique hotel suites, reception waiting zones, and corporate executive lounges, this club chair coordinates effortlessly with modular sofa arrangements and low coffee tables. Interior designers specify this profile during space planning and schematic design to test room circulation, while architects utilise it to populate design development presentation renders and furniture documentation packages. It integrates naturally alongside soft wool area rugs, accent side tables, and contemporary architectural millwork.