Where Art and Industry Meet
About us
Where Art and Industry Meet
We combine experience, innovation, and design to create furniture that transforms workspaces.
We develop tailored solutions that merge industrial precision with artisanal care - a process where every detail is considered to ensure quality, longevity, and functionality.
Who We Are
At FAMO, we bring together over 70 years of experience with a vision driven by innovation and design.
We create office furniture that transforms workspaces into functional, inspiring, and lasting environments.
Each piece is born from the balance between industrial precision and handcrafted quality, resulting in solutions tailored to each client’s needs.
We are committed to quality, customisation, and transparency at every stage of the process, from concept to finished product.
Every detail is thoughtfully designed to ensure longevity, efficiency, and excellence.
Our Story
Our origin lies in the will to do things differently, with hands that shape, minds that create, and a lasting commitment.
Explore the key milestones that have shaped our company. Each moment marks a step forward in our pursuit of excellence.
1940s
In 1947, Jaime Pinto de Moura founded Famo, with the construction of metal furniture making factory for offices and hospitals.
1950s
A large part of Famo's production was intended to supply goods for public authorities and services in the post-war era. In 1951, on August 20th, the brand FAMO – Fábrica de Móveis Metálicos was registered.
1960s
Customer base was expanded to include banks, insurance companies and industries. In 1960, the Simplex range was created and different types of chairs were developed.
1970s
Expands the manufacturing area to a useful area of 20,000 m2. In 1974, has designed decorative home furniture.
1980s
In 1988, it signed an agreement with one of the largest German office furniture manufacturers, KONIG+NEURATH, allowing it to ensure the manufacturing rights of its main furniture ranges - King Beta (1988), King Gama (1992), Screen Panels Inside (1992).
1990s
In 1997, celebrates 50 years and marks the launch of Mater range, the first range developed by an external designer - José Manuel Resende.
2000s
It develops and produces several lines, notably Ping Pong (2006), created by designer Jean Louis Iratzoki.
2010s
In 2017, acquires new facilities in Lordelo industrial zone.
2020s
In 2020, develops Lift System (height-adjustable desk).
2021s
In 2021, the Otto Line is launched, along with the development of several chair typologies.
Sustainability
Because the future is also built piece by piece
At FAMO, sustainability is reflected in the materials we choose, the processes we apply, and the responsibility we bring to every design.
The impact of our commitment
At FAMO, we prioritise sustainability across every aspect of our operations. Our efforts have led to significant reductions in waste and energy consumption.