About this asset

This traditional timber roll-top desk Revit family features an S-curved slatted tambour hood over elevated arched side supports. Modelled as a compact study bureau, the piece showcases an undulating roll-top hood articulated with narrow horizontal wooden slats. Its structural sides function as gable panels transitioning into straight squared legs, detailed with gentle archways on the flanks and below the primary desk surface for clearance. The warm medium-brown timber texture displays uniform graining across the curved vertical profiles and flat framework. Compact in footprint with an elevated kneehole profile, the geometric construction conveys traditional woodworking joinery through clean solids and faceted tambour surfacing suitable for orthographic plans and interior elevations.

The download is a 123 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 standard component family, the element loads directly into Revit project templates via the Insert tab. Place it easily across floor plan views hosted to finished floor levels or reference planes. Model geometry renders consistently under Hidden Line, Consistent Colors, and realistic display styles. Users can map project materials within type properties or duplicate definitions to coordinate finish schedules.

Well-suited for residential studies, boutique hospitality suites, historic library reading nooks, and vintage home office schemes, this specialty furniture asset delivers authentic character. Designers sourcing vintage bureau desks, antique study furniture, or compact roll-top writing stations will find it coordinates naturally alongside classic shelving units, upholstered desk chairs, and period joinery. It functions reliably across conceptual space layouts, interior FF&E packages, and documentation views.