Solid Wood and Contemporary Design Blog
Explore our wood culture. The Studio Tablas Blog is a space dedicated to contemporary craftsmanship and design, where we share tips on caring for natural wood, interior design trends, and the creative process behind each of our handmade pieces of furniture.
RIVA Collection: Solid Wood Tables with Metal Base | Studio Tablas
Colección RIVA: madera maciza y base metálica, estilo industrial Nueva colección en camino: RIVA combina lo que hasta ahora manteníamos separado en Studio Tablas —
SOMA Collection: Solid Wood for Spaces with Character | Studio Tablas
SOMA Collection: solid wood with character for spaces with a nighttime ambiance We close the tour of this season's four collections with SOMA, the most
NATURA Collection: Solid Wood with an Organic Soul | Studio Tablas
NATURA Collection: wood with an organic soul, earthy tones and live edges Third stop on the tour of this season's four collections. After
LINA Collection | Studio Tablas
LINA Collection: serene elegance in sage green and solid wood We continue with the second of the four collections we're presenting this month. After LUMA,
LUMA Collection: Solid Wood Furniture | Studio Tablas
LUMA Collection: clean lines and serene aesthetics in solid wood This autumn we're presenting four collections that reflect different ways of living in a space with wood
High-Resistance Lacquers and Finishes: How We Protect Wood Without Compromising Its Character
High-resistance lacquers and finishes: how we protect wood without losing its character The finish is not the last decorative step of a piece of furniture:
CNC Machining of Solid Wood: Digital Precision, Handcrafted Finish
CNC machining in solid wood: digital precision, artisanal finish Technology cuts, but craftsmanship finishes the piece. That's how we sum up how we combine CNC machining
Technical Carpentry for Interior Design: Partner to Architects and Designers
Technical Carpentry for Interior Design: Partner to Architects and Designers An architecture or interior design studio doesn't just need a carpenter who executes a blueprint. It needs