The Wire Stool is a refined balance of lightness and strength. Its slender wire steel frame creates an airy, spacious feel, while the compact design fits seamlessly with dining tables, desks, and counters. Thanks to its thoughtful proportions and slightly curved seat, the stool offers surprisingly comfortable seating.

Cees Braakman (1917-1995) designed the collection during a period when international influences and new production techniques enriched Dutch design. The use of wire steel made it possible to create a strong, durable, yet elegant seating solution. The Wire Stool is therefore not only a functional piece of furniture but also a subtle eye-catcher that effortlessly complements a wide variety of interiors. Cees Braakman was one of the most forward-thinking Dutch furniture designers. Design was woven into his upbringing, growing up as the youngest son of Dirk Braakman, the manager of Pastoe, he practically grew up in the factory. By 1948, he became the head designer of the collection, laying the foundation for the timeless and functional design that Pastoe is known for today. Braakman's work reflects a visionary approach to materials and production techniques. His designs remain highly sought after by design enthusiasts and collectors alike, proving that great design truly stands the test of time.

Seat pad is optional and not included standard. It is available in a wide range of fabrics and leathers.