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Linha Livre

A polygonal dining table designed for open, hierarchy-free seating arrangements.

Dimensions

3000 × 750 × 1350 mm

Materials
TravertinePierre BleueGrigio Orobico marbleLight Wood slatsCanaletto walnut veneerMDFMetal
Finishes
Light Brown open-pore stainAntique Bronze varnishFilled and smoothed

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Linha Livre is Studio MK27's free-form dining table, with a segmented polygonal top designed for non-hierarchical seating.

Construction

Slender MDF legs conceal internal metal structures. Wood, marble and stone tops span as much as four metres.

Specifications

  • Wood reference: 300 × 135 cm
  • Largest vertical drawing figure: 75 cm
  • Adjustable bronze-coloured feet with ABS glides

Story

A freer Linha

Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 transforms the rectangular Linha into an irregular polygon. Minotti describes the result as an arrangement without a privileged seat.

Linha Livre shown across an official dining sceneImage source: Minotti — Linha Livre · © Minotti and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Long-span proportions

The thin frame and restrained supports are engineered for surfaces reaching four metres while preserving the broken perimeter.

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