Tables, bookcases and signature pieces: the detail that makes the project, even in BIM

Signature by design: tables, bookcases and complements in the BIM model

Some furnishings define a project. In the BIM model they deserve the same detail level as building components: real dimensions, configuration variants, materials with physical properties. The solid-wood table has a weight and a thickness that matter, the cantilevered bookcase has a real footprint and a centre of gravity, the signature piece has exact proportions the render alone can't tell. A render without data is just a picture; a file with data is a piece of the project.

Solid-wood tables, from Kauri to oak and walnut. The BIM file carries real top thickness, weight and base footprint, a design constraint, not a detail. Grain and edges come as Materials & Textures.

American midcentury design, wood and steel with exposed joinery. The file carries real dimensions and precise joints: the object in plan and section stays the one designed.

Florence since 1950: the Ptolomeo bookcase is a brand manifesto. In BIM it lives on real footprint and centre of gravity, heights, modules and weight to place it in a space.

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