About this asset

Luxury throne toilet Revit family featuring an ornate arched backrest, integrated armrests, and decorative cup finials in a polished gold finish. This distinctive plumbing fixture takes the form of an ornamental throne chair combined with a water closet. The design incorporates a high arched back panel crowned with five elevated chalice-style finials, creating an imposing silhouette. Slender horizontal armrests extend from the backboard, supported at the front by spherical brass pedestals. A circular toilet rim with a polished metallic collar is embedded into a substantial rectangular seat deck, resting over a cylindrical base pedestal. The entire assembly showcases a reflective gold metallic finish, blending eccentric novelty styling with functional sanitaryware proportions.

The download is a 420 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.

Load this RFA component into Revit project environments under the Plumbing Fixtures category. Place the fixture directly onto the architectural floor finish and align against interior boundary walls. In MEP workflows, connect appropriate sanitary drainage and cold water supply lines using standard system connector tools. Ensure graphic display settings and visual styles appropriately reflect custom polished brass or gold material definitions in realistic and Enscape views.

Conceived for high-end hospitality suites, boutique hotel powder rooms, lavish residential master baths, and eccentric entertainment venues, this statement piece serves as an eye-catching focal point. It integrates well within maximalist, neoclassical, and art-deco bathroom interiors alongside opulent marble vanities, gilded mirrors, and brass accessories. Interior designers and BIM coordinators frequently specify this model when searching for gold water closet, throne toilet, luxury sanitaryware, and ornamental bathroom fixtures for concept schemes.