Pastoe (Maker),
Radboud Van Beekum (Designer)
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Pair of armchairs model FM61, in steel and red plywood, by Radboud van Beekum for UMS Pastoe, The Netherlands 1981.
Cube lounge chairs by Radboud van Beekum. This model was first presented at the 1980 Triennial in Poznan. After which Pastoe started the production. The frame consist of white coated steel strips. All connections have a rounding as if you can 'click' the frame together. Back and seating are from blue colored plywood. The back is slightly curved to provide more comfort.
Van Beekum was influenced by De Stijl and Gerrit Rietveld, which is clearly visible at this minimalistic model. The FM60 series was a reaction and progression of the Red-Blue Chair by Rietveld. The iconic 'Cube chair' of Pastoe was also produced with a canvas or leather seating and reproduced in the 2000s. This pair is an early model and rare to find in this color composition.
Please note that we have more FM61 chairs in stock in red, blue and black. Please ask for further information.
Free shipping for all European destinations and discounted shipping to all intercontinental destinations starting at $95, depending on the item of your selection.
We offer a variety of services, high service white glove shipping, parcel shipping and store-to-door shipping, suitable for all your preferences.
Our specialized shipping department can inform you about all the details, ask us for the customized possibilities and competitive pricing.
Cube lounge chairs by Radboud van Beekum. This model was first presented at the 1980 Triennial in Poznan. After which Pastoe started the production. The frame consist of white coated steel strips. All connections have a rounding as if you can 'click' the frame together. Back and seating are from blue colored plywood. The back is slightly curved to provide more comfort.
Van Beekum was influenced by De Stijl and Gerrit Rietveld, which is clearly visible at this minimalistic model. The FM60 series was a reaction and progression of the Red-Blue Chair by Rietveld. The iconic 'Cube chair' of Pastoe was also produced with a canvas or leather seating and reproduced in the 2000s. This pair is an early model and rare to find in this color composition.
Please note that we have more FM61 chairs in stock in red, blue and black. Please ask for further information.
Free shipping for all European destinations and discounted shipping to all intercontinental destinations starting at $95, depending on the item of your selection.
We offer a variety of services, high service white glove shipping, parcel shipping and store-to-door shipping, suitable for all your preferences.
Our specialized shipping department can inform you about all the details, ask us for the customized possibilities and competitive pricing.
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Creator
In the Style Of
Place of Origin
Date of Manufacture
1980s
Period
Condition
Excellent. Please note that although these chairs are listed as excellent minor traces of age are still seen on the objects.
Wear
Wear consistent with age and use
Dimensions
26.77 in. H
x
24.02 in. W
x
26.77 in. D
68 cm H
x
61 cm W
x
68 cm D
Seat Height
16.93 in. (43 cm)
Dealer Location
Waalwijk, Netherlands
Number of Items
5
Reference Number
LU93316891433
Additional Information +
Address
MORENTZ
Hoogeinde 37
Waalwijk
,
5142 GB
NL
+31 852080454
Associations
- 20th Century Specialists
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