Sutoa – Oak

Name: Sutoa - Oak
Brand: Frama
SKU: FA-438290
Availability: InStock

by Keiji Ashizawa for Frama

$7,560.00

About The Item

Defined by a minimal, easy-to-move steel frame with handles and wheels, and seven stackable solid oak drawers, Sutoa is a sculptural storage solution designed in Tokyo for organizing objects. This statement piece takes its name from the Japanese word Sutoa - "to contain."

Details

Brand
Frama
Designer
Keiji Ashizawa
Material
Wood, Steel
Item number
FA-438290

Additional Notes

Dimensions: 26.38"W x 45.67"H x 20.87"D
Shelves: solid oak
Finish: oil
Frame: powder steel
The 7 boxes provide an ideal space for storage and organizing
Each drawer fits within one another
Easily movable with handles and wheels
Designed by Keiji Ashizawa
This item is made to order

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About The Brand

Frama is a Copenhagen-based design studio with a multidisciplinary approach to furniture and lifestyle objects. The brand emphasizes natural materials, solid craftsmanship, and simple, geometric forms that highlight function and durability. Each collection is guided by a return to essentials, creating honest designs with a timeless character. Frama's headquarters and Studio Store are located in the historic Nyboder district of Copenhagen, where the brand continues to explore the connection between design, architecture, and everyday living.