Taking its name from the Japanese word Sutoa -'to contain'- Sutoa drawer is an elegant storage solution combining a sculptural design with functionality. Defined by a minimal steel frame and oak stackable drawers of various sizes, Sutoa drawer is a statement piece suitable for a variety of purposes and environments.
Dimensions H 116.5 / W 67 / D 53 cm
Material Steel Frame, Solid Oak
Shipping box 124 × 75 × 61 cm · 60 kg (packed)
Features – The 7 boxes provide an ideal space for storage and organizing – Easily movable with handles and wheels – Each drawer fits within one another – Designed in Tokyo, Japan
Care – Daily cleaning is done with a soft cloth wrung out in clean water – Avoid using cleaners containing any type of chemicals on the furniture – After cleaning, the wood should be dried with a soft cloth to prevent streaks and scratches – For routine cleaning the steel, ph-neutral soap and water is sufficient when applied with a sponge or cloth
Collection Permanent Collection
Design Keiji Ashizawa, 2011
Shipping & Returns
Made to order — about 4 weeks
This piece is produced to order by the maker. Production usually takes about 4 weeks, after which we despatch it from London.
Because it is built for you, cancellation is limited once production has started on a configuration you specified. Please check the timing before you order — and ask us if the date matters.
Sutoa takes its name from the Japanese word for 'to contain'.
It is a minimal steel frame with handles and wheels, holding seven stackable drawers in solid oak. Designed in Tokyo as a way of organising objects rather than storing them out of sight — the drawers come off the frame.
It ships on a pallet. There is no version of this that folds flat.
Left, the frame in a corridor: handles, wheels, seven drawers. Right, in walnut with the drawers pulled — they come off the frame.
A Copenhagen studio spanning furniture, lighting and self care, Frama works in natural materials with a plain, honest aesthetic.
Frama works from Copenhagen across furniture, lighting, kitchen and bathroom units, self care and fragrance. The studio describes what it makes as sensory human connection through the lens of objects and spatial works.
Natural materials are the starting point — oak, steel, stone, brass — left honest rather than disguised. The Shelf Library, Rivet and Farmhouse series run through the collection, built to be added to over time.
