Table Tops

In general, it is not necessary to coat both sides of the table top with linoleum. In some cases, however, it is still done willingly: On a height adjustable table the bottom of the table can be visible, therefore adding matching linoleum improves the table’s overall appearance. For design flexibility and variation: If you intend to refresh the appearance of the table or create a different colour scheme in a room, a table top with two different linoleum surfaces offers variety. Should this use be desired, it is important to note that only table tops that do not require permanent attachment to a frame or legs can be considered.

Linoleum is made from natural raw materials (linseed oil, natural pine rosin, wood flour and limestone). Therefore, minor inclusions or subtle colour changes cannot be completely avoided in the final product. Faust removes any large contaminations that might be considered faults at the point of production. But minor inclusions are a recurring and natural feature of linoleum and therefore unavoidable. If your linoleum furniture features some small inclusions we encourage our customers to recognise these as a natural feature, like the grain of a wood, rather than fault. Read about the typical properties of Forbo furniture linoleum here.

Faust furniture is characterised by beautifully natural and hard-wearing surfaces that benefit from regular care. To make this simple for our customers, we’ve developed a CARE Kit for both routine cleaning and occasional nourishment. For detailed maintenance information, please visit our dedicated Care and Maintenance page.

Our configurator contains advice on choosing the correct table top shape and size for your requirements and space. Please contact our customer care team should you need further advice.

Faust can offer a number of solutions, beyond those available on our configurator, for special projects. These may include custom table top shapes, specific cut-outs, tailored cable management options, or special powder-coating colors. Please contact our customer care team with your request.

For a special table top shape please send a DXF and PDF 1:1 outline drawing with your message.

Yes, you can use linoleum as a countertop of your kitchen. Be aware that while linoleum is a durable surface that withstands the rigours of daily life, like many other natural materials, it is susceptible to damage from intense heat, moisture, or acid and needs to be protected accordingly. Be sure to protect your surface when needed with cutting boards and trivets.

You can configure your countertop using our table top configurator. For custom shapes or cut-outs for sinks and hobs, please send a 1:1 DXF and PDF outline drawing with your request.

Linoleum is a sustainable material made from natural and renewable raw ingredients. It excels in its unique combination of durability and visual appeal. The surface is soft, warm to the touch, and deeply tactile. Naturally anti-microbial and antistatic, it resists dust and dirt, staying hygienic and clean. Its quiet, low-maintenance character makes it well-suited for everyday use in living spaces like work spaces, dining rooms, or home offices. Over time, linoleum develops a beautiful patina, gaining character and individuality. Available in a wide range of rich, deep colours, linoleum tables, table tops and occasional furniture, easily adapt to your interior project.