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Pastoe

Simplicity, timelessness, quality and craftsmanship have all been at the centre of Pastoe's philosophy for more than ninety years now. Since we were founded in 1913, we have been making progressive contemporary furniture that pays due attention to tradition and craftsmanship. And that applies as much to our cabinet systems and seating as to our tables.

Pastoe invests in innovation and design to bring you surprisingly contemporary furniture that remains so. Durable aesthetics and a high standard of quality are concepts on which a lot of time is spent at Pastoe; by our furniture makers -with great care and knowledge-, and by our designers -with much passion and dedication.

This is the source of our designs' strength. Well-thought out and surprisingly simple furniture. Comfortable and easy on the eye, never intrusive and even remarkably familiar. Pure and fair, as if they've been around for years. Because a product needs to be more than its outward appearance. It needs personality; you should be able to love it, to get attached to it. The product needs to be able to age graciously.

Pastoe stands for quality which has been reflected for decades in our design policy and the way we make our furniture. Quality in which we invest afresh every day, because we see renewal as a next step in the refinement of technology, or an addition to functionality. No cosmetic interventions but, quite to the contrary, an increase in visual and material durability.

Pastoe understands as no other how valuable history is for the future. Our past is both a source of inspiration and of commitment. That is the task Pastoe has assigned itself. That's why we continue to invest consistently in innovation, simplicity and quality. In furniture of few words, in furniture for life. We trust that we can continue bringing you such furniture long from now.

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Vision Elements Workstation

A flexible object for the home that creates a pleasant synergy between work and play

Totem

Totem is constructed of separate square bodies. They can be open or closed on one side and you can put horizontal shelves in them. Furthermore, it is possible to place a vertical partition down the centre which allows one to just barely see through the body. Features of the cabinet include the bodies which can be turned and are divided into segments by rails. Totem is available in all the colours and finishes in the Pastoe collection, including veneer.

Boxes

A design by Studio Pastoe, is a new cabinet system that consists of individual, open elements in different sizes. Because the sides, the top and bottom are glued together, the connections remain hidden. Available from September 2011

SM05

Cees Braakman, Pastoe designer, designed the SM05 wire chair back in 1958. It was one of the first chairs to be made entirely of steel wire. The timeless design of the SM05 is back in production, slightly elevated and thus adapted to the present time, people being taller now than in the past.

Vision wallpanels

The new Vision wall panels can be applied both functionally and purely visually. Since the wall panels are hollow, cables can be routed invisibly from wall panel to wall panel, from wall panel to cabinet, and from wall panel to television. When a cable conduit is used as well, the opening is finished with an anodised aluminium strip with a black brush. There are also special wall panels for flat screens. These have a central opening. All wall panels are available in the lacquer colours from the Pastoe collection. Design Pierre Mazairac / Karel Boonzaaijer

Low Chair (LC03)

The Low Chair 2003 is a low-slung chair by designer Maarten Van Severen and his apprentice Fabian Schwaerzler for furniture manufacturer Pastoe. The design pairs pure form with sparing use of material to create maximum comfort.

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LC03

The Low Chair LC03, designed in 2003 by Maarten Van Severen and Fabian Schwaerzler, has a new version in which the usual fibreglass of the seat has been replaced with flax. The flax is used in combination with a transparent resin, making it visible. At the end of its lifespan, the chair can be used as biomass, generating green energy.

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