Flame Table Lamp

This contemporary Flame Table Lamp Revit family features a distinctive flame-shaped glass diffuser set on a minimalist black base. The Flame Table Lamp is defined by its organic, teardrop-like glass shade which mimics the fluid silhouette of a flame. The glass displays a warm, translucent orange gradient, suggesting a glowing internal light source. It is supported by a simple, cylindrical black metal base that provides a grounded, stable contrast to the delicate form above. The proportions are balanced, making it suitable for accent lighting where a sculptural element is desired. The construction is clean and streamlined, focusing on the interplay between the transparency of the glass and the solid, matte finish of the base.

The download is a 215 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.

In Revit, this RFA file functions as a host-based or standalone lighting family, allowing for straightforward placement on desks, side tables, or console surfaces. Professionals can manipulate the light source parameters to adjust intensity and colour temperature to suit specific interior lighting schemes. Because it is a native BIM object, it integrates seamlessly into lighting schedules and can be managed through layers or subcategories for visibility control in plan, section, and 3D views during the documentation phase of a project.

This luminaire is ideal for residential living rooms, hotel bedside tables, or executive office settings where a touch of sculptural character is needed. It pairs effectively with contemporary or minimalist interior styles, acting as a focal point on sideboards or nightstands. Designers might search for this asset when specifying decorative accent lighting for interior design packages or high-end residential staging. Its compact footprint ensures it fits comfortably within various furniture layouts, providing both aesthetic interest and ambient illumination in refined architectural spaces.