the LINHA table
SOLID WOOD TABLE WITH HAND-PAINTED TILES
The LINHA tile table tells the story of two heritage crafts united in a sculptural object for contemporary living: Portuguese tile painting and Swiss woodworking.
The solid wood frame, crafted in Switzerland, supports a tableau of hand-painted ceramic tiles, created in partnership with the historic Viúva Lamego tile factory in Sintra, Portugal.
PORTUGUESE AZULEJOS
The tiles on the LINHA table are made in collaboration with the historic factory Viúva Lamego, located in Sintra, Portugal.
Founded in 1849, Viúva Lamego holds over 175 years of expertise, continuing the legacy of Portuguese majólica—the art of hand-painted ceramics.
All tiles for the LINHA table are hand-painted by the talented artisans at Viúva Lamego, just as they have been throughout the factory‘s long history.
SWISS WOODWORKING
Handmade in the heart of Switzerland, in the small town of Malters, the LINHA table is a testament to Swiss precision and exceptional craftsmanship. In collaboration with the skilled artisans at Möbelwerkstatt Schmid Ernst gmbh, we work with high-quality materials to create pieces built to last for generations.
Each LINHA table is crafted individually from solid wood, with the option of Walnut or Oak.
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side table: 56 × 56 × 25 cm
medium coffee table: 70 x 70 x 27 cm
large coffee table: 84 x 84 x 29 cm
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Solid wood table with the option for Walnut or Oak.
Tabletop with hand-painted ceramic tiles, available in four color worlds: Algaiarens, La Mola, Gion and Giorgios.
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The LINHA tile table is made-to-order, meaning production will start after the order has been placed and the payment has been received.
Each table is handmade on demand and thus unique.
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Lead times are generally 10-12 weeks for fulfillment. Transport times and costs depend on location and method of shipping and are unless stated otherwise not included in the price of the LINHA tables.
We ship within Switzerland and to the EU, Norway and the UK. For orders from other countries, please contact us.
COLORS
ALGAIARENS
GIORGIOS
GION
LA MOLA
