Strafor Executive Office

This Strafor management desk from the 60s and 70s is in very good condition. It has a double box, all in metal (brushed metal for the feet, beige metal structure for the boxes). The top is made of wood and the drawer fronts are made of orange abs. Known for the robustness, quality and industrial style of their furniture, old for more than 160 years, the Strasbourg house, which no longer exists today but remains a myth, was first known at the end of the 19th century - early 20th century for the construction of frames and machines dedicated to industry. In the 1920s, it became the Forges de Strasbourg and the company specialized in the manufacture of metal furniture under the Strafo brand (then Strafor after 1926). After the Second World War and the occupation of the company by the Germans, Strafor furniture quickly became renowned and was quickly found in offices, workshops and factories. In the 1950s, Strafor suffered economic difficulties and regained new momentum in 1974 by joining the Ssteelcase group of American origin.