FM32 Chairs by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, 1960s, Set of 6

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Add a generous dose of timeless Dutch design to your dining room or workspace with this iconic set of 6 … Read more Add a generous dose of timeless Dutch design to your dining room or workspace with this iconic set of 6 FM32 bucket chairs, designed by the legendary Cees Braakman for Pastoe. This rare design from the 1950s and 1960s is an absolute masterpiece of Dutch mid-century modern design. The chairs immediately stand out with their flowing, organically shaped seat shell and the distinctive, subtle opening at the base of the backrest. This clever detail gives the design a recognizable face while simultaneously creating a wonderfully airy and elegant atmosphere in the room. The sleek metal base forms a beautiful modern contrast with the shell, which has been reupholstered to a high standard using a modern, heavy-quality upholstery fabric. Sourced from the exclusive Spanish collection by supplier Switch, this fabric features a very fine weave with a refined, mottled light color. This gives the furniture a rich and warm texture that effortlessly complements both minimalist and eclectic vintage interiors. Consequently, the overall condition of this set is excellent. Thanks to their balanced proportions, the chairs offer outstanding and comfortable seating.

with a total height of 80 centimeters, a seat height of 48 centimeters, a width of 54 centimeters (seat width 48 cm), and a depth of 52 centimeters (seat depth 44 cm), they are perfectly suited for hours of comfortable dining, a game night, or meetings. In short, a unique and rare opportunity to acquire a complete set of 6 pieces of this sought-after Dutch top design, fully ready for many more years of living enjoyment!

Country of origin: The Netherlands

Manufacturer: Pastoe

Designer: Cees Braakman

Model: FM32

Height: 80 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
Width: 54 cm
Seat width: 48 cm
Depth: 52 cm
Seat depth: 44 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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