About this asset

This contemporary outdoor dining set, rendered as a native Revit family, features a six-chair arrangement with a central parasol. The assembly comprises a square-profile metal table base finished in a muted green, paired with six matching armchairs. The chairs are upholstered with neutral grey fabric cushions on the seat and backrest. A large, octagonal-shaped parasol is integrated into the centre of the dining table, providing overhead coverage. The overall aesthetic is functional and clean, with slender metal frames that prioritize a lightweight visual profile suitable for exterior environments. The geometry is clearly defined, with visible structural connections at the table legs and chair supports, ensuring a cohesive look for outdoor dining areas.

The download is a 819 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.

Within Revit, this family is best utilized as a nested component within site plans or exterior landscape views. Users can load the RFA file directly into a project and place it on a level or face-hosted surface. Because the materials are applied as parameters, designers can quickly adjust the frame colour or fabric textures to match specific project colour palettes. It is recommended to keep this on a dedicated furniture layer to manage visibility settings in site-wide master plans effectively.

This dining set is intended for residential patios, hotel terrace dining areas, or public park cafe spaces. It serves as an essential asset for landscape architects and interior designers working on exterior amenity spaces. Professionals often search for patio furniture, outdoor dining arrangements, or terrace seating to populate site plans. It pairs well with other outdoor landscape elements, such as planters or lighting, to create a fully realized exterior environment during the design development or presentation phases of a project.