Pastoe - Cees Braakman - Armchair - FM07 (Japan series) - Steel, textured bouclé with a coarse weave. - Fm07

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The Cees Braakman FM07 armchair from the Japan series, produced by Pastoe, is a Mid-Century Modern design with a steel frame and beige textured bouclé upholstery.

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An absolute icon of Dutch Mid-Century Modern design: the exceptionally rare FM07 armchair, designed by renowned designer Cees Braakman in 1957 and produced by Pastoe. This piece belongs to the celebrated “Japanese Series,” known for introducing elements of absolute minimalism, geometric rigor, and structural lightness to European furnishings in the late 1950s. The armchair stands out for its clean, understated graphic lines, featuring a sturdy black-painted square-section tubular steel frame supporting the suspended, angular forms of the seat, backrest, and armrests.
Condition and restoration details:
The item is presented in its original structural condition. The black metal frame is intact, stable, and sturdy, with a beautiful, authentic period patina. The light ecru/beige fabric upholstery is original and requires only minor restoration. The internal padding is still in reasonably good shape, but complete reupholstery or professional specialist cleaning will restore this design masterpiece to its original splendor. A perfect piece for collectors, lovers of vintage design, and conservation restoration projects.
Dimensions:
Height: 69 cmWidth: 78 cmDepth: 70 cmSeat height: 36 cmShipping:
Given the value of the item, professional protective packaging is guaranteed. Tracked and insured shipping throughout Europe, or local pickup is available.

The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition.

An absolute icon of Dutch Mid-Century Modern design: the exceptionally rare FM07 armchair, designed by renowned designer Cees Braakman in 1957 and produced by Pastoe. This piece belongs to the celebrated “Japanese Series,” known for introducing elements of absolute minimalism, geometric rigor, and structural lightness to European furnishings in the late 1950s. The armchair stands out for its clean, understated graphic lines, featuring a sturdy black-painted square-section tubular steel frame supporting the suspended, angular forms of the seat, backrest, and armrests.
Condition and restoration details:
The item is presented in its original structural condition. The black metal frame is intact, stable, and sturdy, with a beautiful, authentic period patina. The light ecru/beige fabric upholstery is original and requires only minor restoration. The internal padding is still in reasonably good shape, but complete reupholstery or professional specialist cleaning will restore this design masterpiece to its original splendor. A perfect piece for collectors, lovers of vintage design, and conservation restoration projects.
Dimensions:
Height: 69 cmWidth: 78 cmDepth: 70 cmSeat height: 36 cmShipping:
Given the value of the item, professional protective packaging is guaranteed. Tracked and insured shipping throughout Europe, or local pickup is available.

Details

Textile type
textured bouclé with a coarse weave.
Metal type
Steel
Weight
20 kg
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Fm07
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Unknown
Manufacturer/brand
Pastoe
Model
FM07 (Japan series)
Designer/artist/maker
Cees Braakman
Material
Metal, Textile
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Beige
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
69 cm
Width
78 cm
Depth
70 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Seating height
36 cm
ItalyVerified
71
Objects sold
Private

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