Revit Kitchen Week 1 - Casework Modeling Tutorial

Why It Matters

The video underscores how BIMPUR’s casework collection and Revit instance parameters speed up kitchen modeling, reducing manual edits and rework for designers. Practical tips (Align/Tab, in-3D edits, type switching) translate to measurable time savings and more consistent deliverables for architectural and interior design teams.

Summary

The video is a step-by-step Revit tutorial showing how to recreate the PURIST kitchen using BIMPUR’s new casework family. The presenter models the floor plan corner, places base, corner and top cabinets, creates a countertop and positions a sink, then tweaks dimensions and uses Align/Tab tricks to stretch or move families efficiently. He demonstrates switching family types (drawers, double doors, open shelves), changing materials, adjusting elevations and kick/toe visibility, and adding filler elements to match the reference kitchen. The walkthrough highlights instance parameters and workflow shortcuts to rapidly iterate and correct placements in both plan and 3D views.

Original Description

Get the casework collection: https://bimpure.com/casework

This is the first episode of our Kitchen Week series. You will get tutorials, tips, and tricks on how to model and document kitchen & casework in Revit.

In this one, you will learn how to model the "Purist" kitchen in 10 minutes. This is using the BIM Pure casework collection.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

0:32 - Base cabinets

2:42 - High cabinets

4:12 - Countertop

5:49 - Change types

8:20 - Fillers

9:50 - Casework collection