About this asset

Featuring an asymmetrical lattice backrest, this traditional chaise longue Revit family offers vintage seating for residential projects in Revit. The model features an asymmetrical silhouette inspired by Victorian fainting couches, defined by a contoured back panel with an open diagonal lattice pattern. A dark stained timber frame supports the elongated upholstered seat mattress and a raised, rolled headrest. Supported by turned cabriole legs, the base provides classical detailing with smooth rounded corners. A cylindrical bolster pillow rests along the headrest juncture, upholstered in matching off-white fabric that contrasts cleanly against the dark wooden structure.

The download is a 1.1 MB 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 this family directly into Revit interior project templates to populate floor plans and presentation elevations. The component drops directly onto finished floor levels with clean symbolic linework in plan views. Material parameters can be mapped to project-specific fabric and timber finishes through the type or instance properties dialog, making it straightforward to coordinate schedules and generate clean shaded views or cloud renderings.

Tailored for historical residential interiors, boutique hospitality suites, dressing rooms, and master bedroom retreats, this piece functions as distinct accent seating. It pairs harmoniously with carved nightstands, ornate vanity tables, and heritage millwork details. Visualisers and specifiers commonly deploy this style when searching for period daybeds, classic reading couches, antique settees, or Victorian fainting sofas to convey bespoke elegance across bespoke interior schemes.