5 Most Popular Revit Family Sets for Interior Designers
Modeling furniture from scratch eats into your deadline. These five Revit family sets from the BIMCORE shop cover the rooms interior designers draw most often, and each one drops straight into a project.
1. Kitchen families
Base, wall and tall units, fillers and worktops. You build a kitchen to exact dimensions and pull module counts straight into a schedule. Most designers open this set before any other.
2. Wardrobe families
Sliding and hinged wardrobes with parametric width, height and internal filling. One family fits a wardrobe into a niche of almost any size.
3. Storage cabinet families
Cabinets for living rooms, offices and hallways. Sizes adjust by parameter, and the geometry stays light enough to keep a large project responsive.
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4. Bathroom families
Toilets, sinks, showers and tubs, modeled at the detail an interior project needs for layouts and sheets.
5. Bed families
Single, double and designer beds with parametric sizes and bedding. A bedroom comes together in a few minutes.
Where free families fall short
A free family often carries wrong dimensions, breaks when you flex it, or inflates the file. Every set here is built and tested on live projects, so it works the same way in yours.
Like these families?
These families are part of the Revit Family Set for Interior Designers — everything you need to model interiors in Revit, in one package.
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