About this asset

This retro single-door refrigerator Revit family features curved corners, a horizontal chrome pull handle, and a classic metallic silver finish. Distinguished by mid-century styling, this freestanding refrigerator showcases softly radiused vertical and horizontal edges that define its iconic silhouette. The single full-height door is punctuated by a horizontal cast chrome pull handle positioned on the left side, accented by individual raised lettering across the upper face. Finished in a subtle metallic silver tone, the exterior shell mimics pressed sheet metal with smooth uniform surfacing. The proportion and footprint match standard domestic appliance depths, making it suitable for tucking alongside modular kitchen counters or serving as a standout standalone statement piece.

The download is a 379 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 component directly into your project environment as a specialty equipment or kitchen appliance family. Place the unit on the relevant finish floor datum against wall partitions or adjacent joinery units, maintaining typical manufacturer clearance offsets. Material parameters can be customized or linked to rendering shaders in Enscape, Lumion, or V-Ray to calibrate the metallic reflectance and chrome finish for realistic presentation visuals.

Ideal for modern residential developments, open-plan studio lofts, boutique hotel guest rooms, and staff pantry spaces, this retro appliance injects personality into clean-lined interiors. It coordinates effortlessly with terrazzo worktops, shaker or slab cabinet fronts, and brass or stainless hardware. Professionals searching for vintage refrigeration BIM content, compact freestanding appliances, or character-rich kitchen layout fixtures will find this family well suited for both detailed construction documentation and high-resolution interior visualisations.