She is a furniture designer. She works with delicated and feminine lines. Her design is builded by a scandinavian inspiration and contemporary forms.

by

by

by

by

Sushi Chair by Linda Martins Sushi is a chair designed for homes and other interiors. The structure is handmade from noble wood and shaped with simple lines and clear geometric angles. The parts are made one by one and glued, following traditional carpentry methods. Textured fabrics bring comfort to the seat and the cylindrical backrest, while brass details complete the piece. The backrest is fixed in a way that allows the fabric to be replaced later. The chair measures 520 mm in width, 500 mm in depth and 810 mm in height.

Cecilia Armchair by Linda Martins Cecilia is an armchair made from reused and discarded materials. The structure is built from pressed slats of leftover wood, shaped with wide feet and a broad seat so that short offcuts can be used. The backrest is formed by small pieces of leftover fabric tied to a flexible base with foam inside, creating a soft volume and added comfort. The seat is made of discarded leather, which can receive patches and details, so each armchair is unique. The low and reclining form invites rest and follows a Scandinavian style.

Oscarina Chair by Linda Martins Oscarina is a handmade chair inspired by Brazilian modernist furniture of the 1950s. The design uses only two materials, wood and woven cane, both closely linked to Brazilian craft tradition. Straight lines are combined with hand-turned forms shaped on a lathe. Each part is cut, sanded, turned and glued, then varnished, and the cane is fixed into channels cut in the wood. The name refers to the Cathedral of Brasilia by Oscar Niemeyer, which inspired the lines. The chair measures 525 by 497 by 858 millimeters and suits many interiors.

Ritmo Table by Linda Martins Ritmo is a dining table designed as a gathering place for family and friends. The legs are shaped to simulate movement, creating a sense of rhythm. A brass bar acts as an equilibrium line across the base. Seen from different angles, the table reveals different shapes. The wood is cut, sanded and turned, and the pieces are glued and then varnished. The brass bar is fixed with spheres. The form follows a Scandinavian and modernist direction. Ritmo can be produced in various sizes and colours for dining rooms, offices and vanity rooms.

Fly Modular System by Linda Martins Fly is a modular furniture system designed for flexible living spaces. The system is composed of two structures of different heights, with drilled channels, bars, shelves and butterfly-shaped screws that allow many layout configurations. Fly is made of brass, steel and reused pressed wood. Assembly is simple, because the bars are fixed into the drilled channels with the butterfly screws to support the shelves. The system can be assembled and disassembled without professional help. Fly can be used in the office, the bedroom and the kitchen.

Hilton Koti Curio Interior Design Project by Linda Martins Hilton Koti Curio is an interior design project for a 3000 square meter luxury hotel in Gramado, Brazil. The design draws on the misty landscapes and mountains of the region. Organic shapes in woodwork, lighting and plaster recall the movement of mist. Regionally sourced wood and fabrics made from recycled PET bottles support a sustainable approach. Advanced woodworking methods and adaptive lighting were used, and local artisans contributed to the work. The layout balances communal and private areas to support interaction and rest.

Linda Martins

Alameda do Morro

Minas Gerais

34006-083

P: 31998421616

Linda Martins is IAD member since 2020, with 20317 IAD rating.