Ruster Armchair by Yngve Ekstrom for Pastoe

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A particularly beautiful, fully restored armchair designed by yngve ekström. Pastoe imported these chairs and included them in its own … Read more A particularly beautiful, fully restored armchair designed by yngve ekström. Pastoe imported these chairs and included them in its own collection. A beautiful and very comfortable ruster armchair designed by the renowned swedish designer yngve ekström for the company swedese and sold in the netherlands as part of their own collection by the well-known firm pastoe. This is the model with the high backrest, the so-called men’s model. The original design of the ruster armchair was part of the mingo series and designed for the company swedese in sweden. Starting in the 1960s, the model was also included in the pastoe catalogs under the model name ft08 as part of a series of very modern scandinavian furniture. It has been restored to a condition better than new, using the finest materials and crafted by the best artisans; the recently applied upholstery is beautifully taut and of first-class quality. Upholstered in the beautiful jorvik fabric. The entire filling has also been replaced with the finest foam in the correct amount, preserving the original look while giving the chair a contemporary, comfortable seating experience. The woodwork has been completely restored and finished to a condition better than new. Marvel at the design, craftsmanship, and exquisite comfort; view the photos for an even more complete picture. This design classic, which easily stands up to any comparison with a modern armchair, can of course also be delivered to your home or office.

country of origin: netherlands
manufacturer: pastoe | swedese
designer: yngve ekström
model: ruster | ft08
period: 1960s
fabric: keymer jorvik color number 42.

luxury wool upholstery fabric, perfectly suited for vintage designer furniture.


height: 98 cm
seat height: 42 cm
width: 70 cm
seat width: 56 cm
depth: 80 cm
seat depth: 50 cm this piece has an attribution mark,
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