This timber domino game table Revit family features integrated corner cup holders, perimeter rack slots, and upright playing tiles. Built from warm brown timber, the four-player table presents a square playing surface framed by raised edge lips and angled domino holder channels along each perimeter side. Square timber legs descend directly from corner blocks that integrate recessed drink holders, anchored midway by an X-shaped cross stretcher for structural rigidity. The central playing field showcases a contrasting inset top populated with detailed white domino tiles shown both arrayed across the racks and placed flat in play.

The download is a 287 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.

Engineered as a standalone component for Revit, the RFA family inserts directly onto floor levels without requiring host geometry. Users can place the unit into space layouts, adjust graphic overrides for shaded views, and remap material parameters for both the timber frame and inset playing surface to match custom interior finishes.

Well-suited for residential basements, family recreation lounges, community recreation centers, senior living facilities, and boutique clubhouse schemes. The piece coordinates naturally with classic timber dining chairs, leather armchairs, and pendant billiard lighting. Architects specifying casual hospitality amenities or clubhouse game rooms can populate floor plans with an authentic activity station rather than a generic card table.