Cees Braakman for Pastoe "Made to measure" cabinet, The Netherlands 1950's

Made to Measure cabinet by Cees Braakman for Pastoe. It was possible to choose any variation desired, so every cabinet is unique.
This one consist of two cabinets and a chest of drawers , with on top two open cabinets with shelves, and a cabinet with doors, and one with a white valve.

This cabinet can easily be dis-assembled and assembled.
The cabinet is in overall good condition, some small veneer damage on the top doors, and some traces of use on the wood, but nog large damages.
One foot at the back is black and square instead of silver and round like the other 5 feet.

Cees Braakman was a Dutch furniture designer who worked for UMS Pastoe in the midcentury. He designed many beautiful pieces with the “U+N series”, better known as the “Japanese Series”, as his most famous. In the 1940s, Braakman was sent to the United States to observe design and production processes of furniture. Inspired by the works of Charles and Ray Eames, he started working with new materials like ply-wood and steel, which were used in many of his designs. Many items of his hand are now well known Dutch design classics, such as his DU03 sideboard, TU11 dining table, SB02 dining chair, MM07 sofa, TB16 coffee table, EB02 desk, FM06 lounge chair and CU06 high board.