About this asset

Supplied as a native Revit family, this modern teal billiard table features rounded outer rails, a flat playing bed, and twin pedestal support legs. Constructed with a continuous contoured perimeter rail finished in vivid teal, the table showcases radiused outer corners and an angled apron profile. A contrasting grey trim reveals the transition between the upper bumper casing and the structural base below. The playing surface sits recessed within the bumper perimeter, rendered in neutral grey. Support is provided by two broad vertical blade pedestals, each anchored by dual circular leveling feet on threaded steel stems, ensuring realistic floor contact and stable clearance in architectural interior layouts.

The download is a 215 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.

Designed for efficient Revit project integration, this specialty equipment family loads directly into floor plans and interior views with clean geometric definitions. Users can align the base to finished floor elevations and integrate the component into standard schedules and equipment legends. Material definitions allow assignable subcategories or parameter overrides to match bespoke hospitality schemes, maintaining neat line weights across orthographic drawings.

This game room component functions effectively within residential recreation basements, multi-family amenity lounges, boutique hotel game rooms, and contemporary workplace breakout spaces. Interior designers and space planners frequently position pool tables alongside lounge seating, bar counters, and low-hung pendant luminaires. It serves during schematic design and design development to verify cue clearances, spatial circulation routes, and recreation zone layouts.