Stockholm Dresser

Description

Warm meets cool in the Stockholm Dresser designed by Barcelona-based Mario Ruiz for Spanish brand Punt. In a range of sizes, the sleek wood cabinet, unmarred by drawer pulls or handles, sits on a lacquered plinth. An inset top surface finished in metallic provides a dramatic contrast to the wood finish. Striking to behold, Mario's virtuoso Stockholm series has been lauded with the Red Dot Design Award.

Specifications

Size

STH111: 53" h x 36.5" w x 18" d (134.5x92.6x46cm)
STH112: 53" h x 36.5" w x 18" d (134.5x92.6x46cm)

Material

MDF E1 and E1 particleboard, natural oak or natural walnut veneer, anodized aluminium, steel

Details

"A" finishes: super-matte oak, open pore white lacquered oak
"B" finishes: super-matte walnut
"C" finishes: ebony, dark grey, dark sand, or sienna grey stained oak
Top finishes: gold, pale rose, bronze
Plinth finishes: white, black, taupe

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Brand

Punt

Get the Punt? Founded in Valencia back in in 1980, the company name means “point.” The Punt (formally Puntmobles) credo philosophizes that “a point is the beginning of a line” and the Spain-based modernist furniture concern has indeed brought forth a long line of artful products in collaboration with designers such as Terence Woodgate, Odosdesign and Vincent Martinez. Along the way, the company has been recognized with numerous awards from the likes of Wallpaper magazine and others. “The points from Punt that go to make up our collection are practically infinite,” they say. “Many of these 'punts' are happy encounters, happy discoveries; others are still searches, seeking serendipity.”

Designer

Mario Ruiz

Barcelona designer Mario Ruiz says he seeks “a new kind of sophistication” in his work, both “in the quality and combination of materials and in the precise styling and balanced radii.” Originally studying industrial design, he first made a name in office furnishings and technology but now Mario's international clientele has widened to include furniture, lighting and brand identity. In the process he has racked up numerous honors, including several IF citations and Red Dot, Design Plus and Wallpaper awards. Ultimately, he says, his designs should align with their surroundings, to create an environment “where one should feel well in oneself.”