Inspired by the local taverns around Portugal, called “tascas”, the Tasca Table, designed in collaboration with Portuguese-based designer Pedro Sottomayor, is a lightweight aluminum stool for indoor and outdoor spaces. With a distinctive hand-brushed finish, the Tasca Stool is soft in texture with a smooth, rounded form that encases the user.
Material – Hand brushed, untreated aluminum – H 46 / W 32.1 / D 37.7 cm
Shipping box 51 × 41.7 × 41.7 cm · 4.3 kg (packed)
Features – Lightweight and durable – Suitable for indoor and outdoor seating; if placed outdoor it will develop a graceful patina with time
Design – Pedro Sottomayor, 2021 – Permanent Collection
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.
Tasca takes its name from the tascas — the local taverns of Portugal, where a table is something you pull up to rather than admire.
Pedro Sottomayor designed it for Frama in hand-brushed aluminium: a smooth top on a tubular pillar, fastened to a minimal pedestal. Light enough to move, and finished so that the lines between indoors and outdoors, home and away, are generously blurred.
Placed outside it develops a patina rather than rusting. The series runs from the table through a stool and a chair, all in the same metal.
Left, hand-brushed aluminium against sky. Right, the chair at a table in a bare room — the lines between indoors and out, generously blurred.
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.
