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Linha Dining

A large-span dining table that reduces its structural profile to a 16 mm line.

Dimensions

3300 × 740 × 1150 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — Linha Dining bridge table, 330 × 115 cm — published as W 330 × D 115 × H 74 cm

Materials
Grigio Orobico marbleMDFPalisander Santos veneerFlamed oak veneerAluminiumMetal
Finishes
Matt polyester lacquerOpen-pore stained finishMatt lacquerGolden Brown lacquer
Colors
Grigio OrobicoTobaccoGolden BrownBlack
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Description

Overview

Linha Dining expresses Studio MK27's pursuit of proportion through a broad top and an unusually thin structural line. Bridge and blade-leg versions accommodate rectangular and circular formats.

Construction

Marble or veneered surfaces are supported by reinforced MDF and aluminium. The bridge model uses aluminium sides, while other rectangles and circles use internally reinforced MDF legs.

Specifications

  • Bridge reference: 330 × 115 × 74 cm
  • Structural/top line: 16 mm
  • Adjustable feet with ABS glides

Story

Linha means line

Minotti connects the name to the Portuguese word and to the challenge of spanning up to four metres with a profile only 16 mm thick.

Meeting-room view of the long rectangular Linha dining table

Bridge or recessed supports

One version carries the top flush with its sides; others move blade-like legs inward so the surface appears to extend beyond them.

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