Following the enthusiastic reception of our chair Revit families for Wilkhahn, we’re ready to introduce the next chapter in our growing partnership with the trend-setting office furniture brand. This latest collection goes beyond chairs to bring even more range and versatility to your Revit library. We’re talking task chairs, smart tables, media walls, stools, rolling shelves, and even a lectern that’s cooler than most conference keynotes.

The Product Range

This round of content involved a serious leap in scope from the previous round where we focused solely on chairs. We created Revit families for an additional 22 Wilkhahn product lines, expanding the digital design toolkit for any office, conference, or flexible workspace project.

New families include:

• ME Task Chair
• AT Task Chair
• Pep Swivel-mounted Visitor Chair
• Sola Conference Chair
• Intra Conference Chair
• Occo SC & Occo Chairs (including bar stools, lounge, and conference variants)
• Occo Tables
• Timetable series – Timetable, Smart, Shift, and Lift
• Confair Next – Media Wall, Display Rack, Liteboards, Board Table, Rolling Shelf, Rolling Stool, Lectern, and Board Server

Occo Range

With its sleek and contemporary silhouette, the Wilkhahn Occo range is designed to support a wide spectrum of settings, from collaboration spaces to high-end meeting rooms. We created content for the full Occo line of task chairs, conference chairs, bar stools, tables, conference tables and lounge chairs.

Intra Conference Chair

The Wilkhan Intra is the epitome of design meeting innovation. It’s a luxurious conference chair that doesn’t just look executive, but moves like it too. Its soft, fluid lines conceal an intelligent auto-return and height-adjustable mechanism, seamlessly integrated into an elegant, sculptural base. The Intra is split into three families due to the height of the backrests – standard, medium and high.

Sola Conference Chair

The Sola Chair is Wilkhahn’s answer to conference seating that balances understated elegance with ergonomic comfort. With its signature cantilever armrest and sweeping seat-back curve, Sola makes a subtle statement in boardrooms and meeting spaces alike. There are two families to account for the standard and fully upholstered versions, each with over 1,000 types to suit a variety of upholstery, frame and armrest materials.

Pep Visitor Chair

The Pep Chair by Wilkhahn brings a refreshing blend of informality and movement into meeting rooms and collaborative spaces. With its clean silhouette and smooth shell design, the Pep is the perfect choice for short-term seating, from impromptu huddles to creative breakout zones.

We created two families for the Pep visitors’ chair, one with and one without castors. Both families use a type catalog to facilitate selecting from over 400 types defined by the 13 material groups for the upholstery and two different frame materials. They also have an instance-based option to turn armrests on or off.

AT Task Chair

The AT Task Chair is integrated with the Free-to-Move mechanism and contoured one-piece seat shell. It combines continuous movement with high aesthetic value, making it ideal for agile work environments or contemporary offices. The range is divided into eight families based on variations in the base frame and backrest, with up to 3,000 possible configurations that reflect different combinations of upholstery, frame legs, and backrest materials or colors.

ME Task Chair

The ME Task Chair is all about personalized comfort and precision adjustability. Designed for dynamic office environments, it combines ergonomic intelligence with a minimalist vibe. There are two frame colors, 15 upholstery material groups and six different mesh backrest materials to choose from. These create close to 3,000 types which can be quickly accessed via the type catalog and dropdown menus within. The ME task chair also has the instance option to enable or disable its armrests.

Confair Next

The Confair Next collection is Wilkhahn’s answer to flexible, collaborative work environments. It’s one of the most agile modular systems that we’ve ever modeled.

In its entirety, the Confair Next range includes mobile board tables, rolling stools, display racks, shelf racks, liteboards, media walls, lecterns and board servers. Each family has all the necessary types to suit the materials available from Wilkhahn.

The mobile display rack and media wall include a generic TV by default. But this feature can be disabled, and it is placed in its own subcategory to accommodate scenarios where the TV has not yet been specified or where the manufacturer does not provide a Revit family.

Mobile Tables: Confair, Timetable, Timetable Smart, Timetable Shift & Lift

Wilkhahn’s Timetable and Confair collections exemplify flexibility, elegance and engineering precision. From classic meeting rooms to agile workspaces, these mobile tables come in an array of materials, frame and tabletop profiles. They also have an instance option for a folded position.

Adaptive Geometry & Flowing Forms

We’ve embraced adaptive components for modeling Wilkhahn’s Revit families, enabling fluid curves and responsive detailing that you won’t find in any other Revit chairs out there. That said, the families do still utilize traditional Revit geometry within the bases and frames in order to achieve an optimal balance between form, detail and file size. The content is lightweight, easy to use and mirrors the real-world elegance of Wilkhahn’s designs.

You can see this in the Occo Lounge Chair, which shifts effortlessly between different base options while capturing a level of ergonomic flow that's impossible to replicate with standard Revit geometry. To preserve detail without bloating the file size, we used a plethora of low-profile splines hosted across multiple planes and angles, and fine-tuned the control profiles to match DWG slices of the original product.

Hundreds of Types. One Seamless Experience.

Every family in this collection uses Revit type catalogs to simplify the vast number of possible combinations. The materials, base options, frame colors, seat colors, backrest mesh colors and armrest materials are all filtered through core parameters where applicable, just like in our previous collection of Wilkhahn chairs. This means you can select the exact chair you need with just a few clicks. No scrolling through an endless list of types!

Frames

There are many different base frames available depending on the chair model, including tapered, four-star with casters, five-star with casters, four-star rocking, five-star rocking, counter, swivel, swivel ESP, height adjustable, tubular and sled base.

2D Clarity

The efficiency and user-friendliness of these families are largely due to the 2D linework. Clean, fine lines help prevent heavy line weights or blotchy results in plotted drawings. In plan view, chairs can be placed and repositioned effortlessly. For tables, we’ve also included leg and foot detailing in a hidden line type to assist with chair placement and reduce the risk of clashes.

A World of Materials

As with the previous round of Wilkhahn content, our custom Wilkhahn material library was critical for creating these Revit families. New textures were added for the expanded Occo, Pep, and Confair ranges, including new laminates, leathers, and textiles. If you’re going to spend 100+ hours modeling tables, they better look sharp in Bonded Composite 40/9!

The image below shows just a fabric tip of the upholstered iceberg that is Wilkhahn’s range of materials!

Final Word

Wilkhahn continues to lead in modern workplace design, and now, with our help, in digital content too. These families offer unprecedented detail, flexibility, and ease of use, thanks to adaptive 3D geometry, efficient 2D linework and smart type catalogs. We hope they’ll elevate your Revit projects and give you permission to finally let go of that CAD chair from 2006 you’ve been copying into every file.

Visit the Wilkhahn website to learn more about these product ranges and to access the Revit families highlighted in this post.