Traditional Green Metal Three-Light Pool Table Pendant

This traditional three-light pool table pendant is a Revit family featuring green metal shades on a linear frame for task lighting. Designed for focused illumination over game tables, this pendant light features three conical shades finished in a distinct green tone. The shades are suspended from a central linear metal bar, which acts as the main structural spine for the fixture. This configuration ensures an even spread of light across the surface below, typical of traditional billiard room setups. The proportions are balanced to provide adequate clearance while maintaining a clear visual focus on the playing area. The simple, utilitarian aesthetic emphasises functionality, with clean lines that suit classic interiors or dedicated entertainment spaces.

The download is a 297 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 family is categorised as a lighting fixture and is designed for ceiling-hosted placement. Users can adjust the suspension height to suit specific ceiling elevations or table clearances within the project environment. The lighting source is integrated, allowing for standard photometric adjustments or intensity modifications via the family type properties. Ensure the light source is correctly oriented during placement to achieve the desired illumination pattern on the floor or table surface below.

This fixture is ideal for residential game rooms, private billiard lounges, or commercial bars and pubs where a classic, focused lighting solution is required. It pairs effectively with timber or slate-bed pool tables and complements traditional interior design schemes. Professionals searching for task-specific overhead lighting will find this asset useful for both schematic design and construction documentation phases. It is often specified in projects where the lighting must define a specific functional zone, such as a bar area or a hobby room.