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Radboud Van Beekum
Pastoe

Dutch

1980's 

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Geometric FM62 chair designed

by Radboud Van Beekum.

 

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Following in the tradition of the De Stijl movement the chair is inspired by the designs of Gerrit Rietveld, the Cube chair intended as a progression of his seminal Red and Blue chair. Van Beekum received his training as an architect at Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, working at various agencies, including Total Design Amsterdam and Zaanen Spanjers Architects, before becoming an author and lecturer at the Design Academy in Eindhoven.

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The original FM60 cube chair was introduced in 1980 during the Triennale in Poznan, Poland. Initially it was a flatpack, frame with canvas seating in white, grey and black. From 1983 the FM61 in coloured plywood and FM62 in saddle leather appeared, delivered assembled. The FM61 was first exhibited at ‘USM Pastoe a Dutch Meubelfabriek 1913-1983’ at the Centraal Museum Utrecht. It appears in the literature Peter Vöge en Bab Westerveld, Stoelen, ‘Nederlandse ontwerpen 1945-1985’, published by Meulenhoff, 1986, page 146. The chair is no longer produced, but it remains on display in the permanent collections of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Technical University Delft.

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Black lacquered metal frame with

black saddle leather.

Both in a very good vintage condition.

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Kubus stoel, model FM62

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(2 beschikbaar) 

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De originele stoel werd in 1980 geïntroduceerd tijdens de Triënnale in Poznan in Polen. Daarna werd de stoel geproduceerd door Pastoe. Initieel als flatpack, frame met canvas zitting in wit, grijs en zwart. Vanaf 1983 verscheen de FM61 in gekleurde plywood en deze FM62 met zadelleer. 

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Zwart gelakte ijzeren frame met

zwart lederen zitting.   

Beide in een mooie vintage staat.  

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Chairs: 

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Width 61

Depth 65 cm 

Height  68 cm 

Seat Height 41 cm

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