About this asset

Modelled for architectural interiors, this modern firebox Revit family features a dark charcoal casing lined with herringbone firebrick. Defined by clean rectilinear geometry, the unit comprises a robust rectangular outer casing finished in dark charcoal grey, framing an open hearth aperture. Inside, the firebox reveals detailed surfaces lined with a warm terracotta herringbone masonry pattern across both the back wall and floor. The proportional depth accommodates standard hearth dimensions, making it visually suited for clean-face masonry or modern framed chimney breast constructions. Its unnested structure ensures lightweight geometry without extraneous internal sub-components, providing a clear visual representation of a flush-mounted or recessed architectural fireplace insert.

The download is a 123 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 native RFA file directly into your Revit project environment and position it within wall assemblies, millwork chases, or custom hearth framing. Because the family is unnested, it imports cleanly without loading auxiliary sub-categories or bloated nested families into your project browser. Material asset assignments can be managed via object styles or family type parameters to swap masonry textures or metal finishes for rendering.

Suited for residential living rooms, master bedroom suites, ski chalets, and boutique hotel lobbies, this unit functions seamlessly in both schematic space planning and interior design documentation. Architects specifying a modern firebox insert, built-in fireplace, or masonry hearth will find the clean profile easy to coordinate with stone surrounds, floating mantels, and integrated media walls during design development and interior elevation drafting.