Modern Tan Wood L-Shaped Workstation Desk 1600x1200

Modern L-shaped office workstation desk Revit family configured with an integrated corner return and partition screen for open-plan layouts. This commercial workstation family features an ergonomic L-shaped corner desk configuration measuring 1600 by 1200 millimetres. The design incorporates a primary work surface with an attached side return, supported by clean-lined modesty panels and under-desk structure. Finished in warm wood-grain laminate tops bordered by contrasting dark trim, the desk units are paired with vertical fabric or acoustic divider screens in muted teal and grey tones. The geometry is modelled to support multiple modular arrangements, accommodating desktop monitor setups, task seating, mobile under-desk pedestals, and cable management runs across repetitive cluster configurations.

The download is a 891 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 directly into Autodesk Revit projects to populate office interior floor plans and space planning sheets. As an individual component, the desk can be mirrored, grouped, or arrayed into linear pods, back-to-back clusters, or perimeter cubicle setups. The element displays clean linework in 2D plan views at 1:50 scale and renders with assigned material textures in axonometric or perspective views.

Engineered for workplace fit-outs, corporate headquarters, call centres, and institutional administration suites, this modular desk asset addresses space planning from schematic layouts through detailed construction documentation. It integrates seamlessly into open-plan office schemes alongside ergonomic task chairs, filing credenzas, and shared meeting pods. Architects and interior designers searching for commercial office desks, corner cubicles, modular workstation clusters, or administrative desk furniture will find this unit adaptable across standard leasehold space matrices.